She Remembers

You can tell her to leave your screen alone

Three hours after 1.1.0 went up, JonahNP wrote on this page:

> "Make the shaderpack optional, i'm one of those who like to keep the vanilla-feel intact with mods, it forces the shaderpack onto the client after installing, even though there's no shaderpacks in the folder.... weird...."

He was right about what he was looking at and wrong about its name, and the wrong half is the mod's fault, not his. This release is his report.

It was never a shaderpack. Nothing installs or enables one without you clicking a button. What he was seeing is the mod's own painting: She Remembers draws its own sky, its own colour grade over the finished frame, and its own fog that closes in at night. Those three run precisely because there is no shaderpack loaded — which is why an empty shaderpacks folder looked like the opposite of what it was.

Now there is one file and one key that matters. config/projecteclipse-visuals.toml — set modsOwnLook = false and the mod stops drawing entirely: vanilla's sky, vanilla's colours, vanilla's fog. Underneath it are three more keys for people who want to keep one and drop another: customSky, colorGrade, nightFog. It applies while you are standing there — no restart, no rejoin.

And the part I only found because someone looked up. The mod was also quietly replacing Minecraft's sun, moon and water textures — a resource override, applied before any setting is read, which no config key could ever have reached. Those now ship as a resource pack you can see and switch off: Options → Resource Packs → "She Remembers: Sun, Moon & Water". Take it out of Selected and Mojang's sun, water and moon come straight back — and the moon starts changing phase again, which under ours it never did.

Nothing changes for anybody who does not go looking. Everything ships on. The look is the art direction, and this release does not quietly redecorate an existing world. Nothing here touches gameplay: the doll, the forest, the notebook and everything that stands up at night are identical either way.

Same fix, both loaders, same version number — one source tree.