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A Vanilla++ Modpack for a private minecraft server

This is a Lightweight, Vanilla++, Fabric modpack made for a private minecraft server. Its aim is to add on to the vanilla minecraft experience with new biomes, crops, and extra depth to the core minecraft experience.

Mod List

Licensed under the MIT License - Details Here

Mod Menu by Prospector and TerraformersMC

BetterF3 by cominixo

Controlling For Fabric by Jaredlll08

ToolTipFix by kyrptonaught

Shulker Box Tooltips by MisterPeModder

Enchantment Lore by supersaiyansubtlety

Charm by svenhjol

Croptopia by thethonk

BetterEnd by paulevs

Adorn by Juicebus

Promenade by Hugman_76

Logical Zoom by LogicalGeekBoy

Licensed under the CC BY-NC 4.0 - Details Here

Advancements Enlarger by shedaniel

Licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 - Details Here

wthit by badasintended

Licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License - Details Here

Dark Loading Screen by Neeko5b84

Deepslate Cutting by NoComment1105

Dark Paintings by DarkhaxDev

River Redux by SuperCoder79

YUNG's Better Mineshafts by YUNGNICKYOUNG

YUNG's Better Strongholds by YUNGNICKYOUNG

Repurposed Structures by telepathicgrunt

Traverse by ProspectorDev

Woods and Mires by Juicebus

Vanilla+ Biomes by SuperCoder79

Lakeside by Juicebus

Sodium by JellySquid

Lithium by JellySquid

Hydrogen by JellySquid

Iris Shaders by codebot

Licensed under the GNU General Public License - Details Here

BetterNether by paulevs

Axolotl Bucket Fix by ColdLavaLamp

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - Details Here

Atmosfera by Haven King

Allowed for use in Modpacks with credit

Simple Voice Chat by Max Henkel

Xaero's World Map by Xaero96

In the public domain

AppleSkin by squeek502

Performance Optimization
The modpack may need some optimisation to run as good as possible. Some optimisation tips are below:

- Increase RAM allocation

I recommend it to be 4-5GB. On MultiMC, you can do this through Edit Instance > Settings > Checking "Memory" and changing the maximum allocation to 4000-5000MiB. On CurseForge, this is done through the JVM arguments as per normal minecraft.

- Decrease Render Distance

It's pretty high by default, setting it down to 8-10 is probably sufficient.
- Disable VSync

Disabling vsync and setting the max frame rate to ~120/unlimited can increase performance on some machines, particularly if you fluctuate between 60fps and lower.

- Disable Fancy Graphics

Client-Side Mods

Below are a list of the mods which you can disable with no impact on gameplay. While it probably won't, you could see some performance benefit to removing them.

BetterF3 - Improved F3 Screen

Controlling for Fabric - Searchable Keybindings

ToolTipFix - Stops tooltips running off the screen

ShulkerBoxTooltips - Shows a tooltip of what is in shulker boxes instead of a block of text

Logical Zoom - Optifine Zoom for Fabric

Dark Loading Screen - Makes the loading screen look nicer

Advancement Enlarger - Makes the advancement menu take up the entire screen

WTHIT - WAILA - the block info tooltips

Lithium (Would not recommend - is performance mod)
Hydrogen (Would not recommend - is performance mod)

Iris Shaders (Would not recommend - includes sodium, a performance mod)

Atmosfera - Adds a complex sound engine to minecraft. Could save a lot of performance by removing.
Xaero's World Map - World Map in Minecraft
AppleSkin - Shows saturation on your Hunger Bar and on Food

avs pack - Season 6