A lightweight resource pack engineered to maximize frame rates on Minecraft Bedrock Edition without sacrificing the core vanilla feel. Every component - fog, particle systems, block animations, sounds, and UI, has been tuned for smoother, more stable gameplay across all device tiers.
- Maintains a clean, vanilla-style look without heavy visual changes
- Designed for stable, lag-free gameplay on any hardware
⚙️ In-Game Settings
Tap the gear icon on the pack. Every control starts fully on (100% / On), so nothing is cut until you move one.
| Control |
Default |
Covers |
| Particle Amount (0–100%) |
100 |
Scales how many particles every effect below spawns |
| Potion Effects |
On |
Swirls on you and on mobs, splash potions, lingering clouds |
| Witch & Evoker Magic |
On |
Witch magic puffs and evoker spell casts |
| Arrow Trails |
On |
The trail behind tipped arrows |
| Cauldron Effects |
On |
Drips and splashes around filled cauldrons |
| Geysers |
On |
Geyser columns, plumes and puffs |
| Noxious Gas |
On |
Drifting gas clouds around geyser fields |
| Sulfur Particles |
On |
Sulfur bubbles and cubes in sulfur caves |
| Experience Orbs |
On |
Orb rendering, collection unaffected |
⚙️ Two Selectable Subpacks
Choose the subpack that fits how you play. Switch anytime from the pack settings in-game.
1. Pure FPS — Maximum performance. 186 particle emitters overridden with 175 fully zeroed, including dragon, guardian and enchanting table effects, plus tightened fog distances and no PvP overlays → Best for: weakest devices, maximum FPS
2. PvP + FPS — Performance lift with combat-focused additions. Much lighter particle stripping — 48 emitters zeroed instead of 175 — so bubbles, dragon, guardian and enchanting effects still read correctly during boss fights, plus the PvP UI suite and a saturated colormap → Best for: PvP players who still want the performance gain
🔧 What's Optimized
- Fog — Fog definitions for all 89 vanilla biomes, a catch-all default for anything unlisted, and 10 direct overrides of vanilla's own fog identifiers as a second layer of coverage: default, dry, humid, semi-humid, lush caves, pale garden, dark forest hills, sulfur caves, dappled forest and powder snow. None of the pack's fog definitions carry a volumetric block, so the raymarched volumetric fog Bedrock renders under Vibrant Visuals — the most expensive fog cost on the GPU — never runs on a covered biome. Pure FPS additionally pulls distance fog in tight; PvP + FPS pushes it out for maximum sightlines.
- Particles — Pure FPS zeroes 175 of 186 emitters: explosions, smoke, portals, bubbles, falling dust, falling leaves, campfire smoke, geysers, dragon, guardian and enchanting table effects. PvP + FPS zeroes 48, keeping bubbles and boss-fight effects intact. Potion and spell particles are never zeroed in either mode — they carry real gameplay information, and are instead handed to you as toggles.
- Block animations — Water, lava, portals, sea lanterns, campfires and cauldrons ship as single-frame textures instead of multi-frame flipbooks, so they stop cycling entirely. Fire is deliberately left animated so it stays readable, at half the vanilla frame count.
- Sounds — Rain audio silenced to cut mixing overhead during storms.
- Animations — A lightweight custom book animation, plus a low-shield animation on PvP + FPS that stops the shield from covering your screen while held.
- UI — Dark UI throughout and the vignette removed on both subpacks. PvP + FPS additionally adds a numbered hotbar, a quick-craft button on the crafting, stonecutter, and trade screens, and a durability counter on the bottom-left.
- Device tiering — Pure FPS sits at the lower tier, so low-memory devices auto-select it rather than the heavier option.
🎯 Best Use Cases
- Maximum FPS boost
- Low-end phones, tablets and PCs
- Older hardware or weak GPUs
- Survival, PvP and long gameplay sessions
- Reduced device heating and stutter
🛠 Compatibility
- Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.26.40+
- Works on single-player and servers
- Supports Pocket Edition (iOS and Android)
- Compatible with most add-ons. Place Boosted FPS below any pack you want to keep the visuals of, since it overrides fog, particles, and UI screens
- Not intended to run alongside shader packs — Boosted FPS exists to switch those effects off
📥 Installation
- Download the
.mcpack file
- Open the file — Minecraft will import it automatically
- Go to Settings → Global Resources (or World → Resource Packs for per-world use)
- Activate Boosted FPS (Optimized Performance)
- Tap the pack once it's active, choose your subpack — Pure FPS or PvP + FPS — and use the ⚙️ gear to tune the particle controls
❤️ Support & Feedback
If Boosted FPS improves your gameplay, please leave a ⭐ rating and comment — it genuinely helps the pack reach more players. Bug reports, suggestions and subpack ideas are all welcome on the Comments tab.
