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Vanilla Bliss
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A simple client-side modpack with a delightful blend of optimizations, shaders, and quality of life mods to make your next vanilla playthrough even sweeter.
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Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.
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Its vanilla, but better!
Vanilla Bliss is a collection of optimizations, shaders, and quality-of-life mods that make playing vanilla Minecraft a delight.
Realms safe
These mods are client-side only and work with unmodded realms servers so you can keep playing in your favorite online experiences.
Easy to add-to
This modpack focuses only on a few essential mods making it easy to customize with your favorite modpacks.
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This modpack incorporates a few mods:
- Sodium
- Iris Shaders
- Complimentary Shaders
- Distant Horizons
- BetterF3
- Freecam
- Zoomify
- Shulker Box Tooltips
- Better Animations
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Lush Caves The lush caves never looked so amazing. -
Around Town Walking around a halloween town that was hand-built. Inviting, spooky, and a lot of fun! -
Overworld Ready to explore -
Nether Still spooky.
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