This mod is for the Fabric mod loader and Minecraft 1.16.
This mod prevents campfires from creating any particles when certain blocks are underneath them. It affects both standard and soul campfires.
This is to prevent client-side lag and general annoyance when using large numbers of campfires in farms.
This is a client-side mod, it will have no effect if installed on a dedicated server.
The default list of blocks that suppress smoke is:
"suppressing_blocks_list": [
"minecraft:hopper",
"minecraft:rail",
"minecraft:activator_rail",
"minecraft:powered_rail",
"minecraft:detector_rail"
]
Blocks can be added and removed either using Mod Menu or by editing '.minecraft/config/smoke_suppression.json
If you'd like to translate Smoke Suppression (there are only a few lines of text), follow this link. New translations will be added once approved without the mod needing an update thanks to CrowdinTranslate.
This mod requires Cloth Config API and
This mod is only for Fabric and I won't be porting it to Forge. The license is MIT, however, so anyone else is free to port it.
I'd appreciate links back to this page if you port or otherwise modify this project, but links aren't required.
Won't work in 1.18.2 😣
In reply to sashimigoreng:
updated
In reply to supersaiyansubtlety:
Big thanks!
It would be great to also have an ability to fully disable smoke particles, even without blocks on top. Sodium Extra do this, but not compatible with Sodium 0.1.0, where it is important to have this version on 1.16.5.
In reply to i0xhex:
Added in 1.0.4, thanks for the suggestion.
This mod helps me maintain FPS when building a farm in version 1.16
Will it be updated to version 1.17 in the future?
This is also one of the few Fabric MODs that can turn off specific but not all particle effects
Hope to add more functions in the future~
Nice! So helpful, especially since my computer sucks XD
In reply to fossa_fun:
Glad it's useful : )
I never realized how much i needed this
In reply to bloodwoodsrisen:
: )
Its a sad day when you find a mod that does exactly what you are looking for and then find out it's only for Fabric. Ah well, thanks anyway
But why?
In reply to RDKRACZ: