See an error about "cloth-client-events-v0.mixins.json"? This is known, simply launch again until I find a fix.
A simple open-source modpack for people who are used to having Forge and OptiFine and are curious to see what equivalents Fabric has to offer. You could consider this modpack a "starting point" to optimize your game before adding more functional mods or you could just play this as if it was vanilla - the choice is yours. The pack only adds performance and graphics enhancements to the client, so it works on every world and server.
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Detailed installation tutorial by CraftStones
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Review by MagMa
Why give up Optifine?
Fabulously Optimized has performance optimizations, shaders, capes and many other features you've come to expect from Optifine, but is overall faster and works better with other mods.
I want shaders!
Optifine shaders and their settings are now supported! Get one of these or see the wiki for a tutorial.
I want a cape!
Capes are supported from Mojang, OptiFine, MinecraftCapes mod, LabyMod and Wynntils. Instructions for a free cape.
I want fancy fonts!
Get a resource pack that adds some! I have several on my profile, with the most popular one being Roboto, the default font on Google Android devices.
I want more parity!
The parity mods are being tracked in Github. Feel free to follow them for updates or suggest more!
My resource pack doesn't work!
See the resource pack issues wiki.
Why give up Forge?
- Fabric updates fast - on the same day as Minecraft itself, and so do many of its mods
- Fabric loads fast - roughly the same as vanilla Minecraft, unlike Forge that takes minutes to open
- Fabric is small - no huge libraries taking space on your computer, for most mods you only need the Fabric loader and Fabric API
- Fabric is popular - there are more than 250 pages of Fabric mods on Curseforge and more than 100 pages on Modrinth (most overlap though)
- Fabric is supported - many mod developers support both Fabric and Forge nowadays, some even move to only Fabric now
- Fabric is compatible - many mod developers work together to keep their mods compatible with each other
- Fabric is easy - many launchers are supported, and the installers are accessible right from the homepage
Included mods
Click here for a nice version comparison table.
How to install this?
My wiki has install instructions for CurseForge Launcher, MultiMC, GDLauncher and vanilla launcher.
I want more mods!
While I only intend to add mods that fit vanilla style, you are free to add any Fabric mod you want for your Minecraft! Full instructions are here.
Do I need to configure anything?
The modpack is already configured for the best performance and simplest experience for most users. However, you may want to configure things like dynamic lights, fog distance and cloud height - for that you can start by clicking Mods, choosing a mod and clicking the cog icon, then finding the settings you want to change. See the mod list above on which mods provide which options.
How can I support you?
Here I have listed various ways you can help, with or without the use of money. Thank you!
How should I setup my server?
While there are some mods in this modpack that can work on a server, the goal is still only optimizing the client. Sorry, the "server packs" are just MultiMC versions that are recategorized for easier access.
For servers, I recommend using the latest Paper which supports thousands of plugins and has great performance improvements. And if you don't have a host yet, I recommend BisectHosting - this affiliate link will give you 25% off for the first month!
Disclaimers
- The modpack has been set up to be compatible with the rules of most public third-party servers, but it is your responsibility to verify whether you are allowed to use it or not. By installing this modpack you agree that the the modpack author, the mod developers and Mojang provide no warranties for using this modpack, every action you do with it is your own.
- The command /ghost (provided by AntiGhost) may be disabled or disallowed on some servers as it sends a slight amount of packets, but it is overall safe if you use it rarely, only when needed.
- This modpack disables the third-party server disclaimer, so if you are using the multiplayer function, you also agree to the following: "Caution: Online play is offered by third-party servers that are not owned, operated, or supervised by Mojang Studios or Microsoft. During online play, you may be exposed to unmoderated chat messages or other types of user-generated content that may not be suitable for everyone.".
- You must also be aware that you can use the "social interactions" screen by pressing the key
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in-game. - This modpack is using Starlight for chunk optimization and due to the way it works, disabling (or replacing) the mod will make your existing worlds initially load a bit slower. This is harmless, it simply means the game is calculating the lit up areas again with a different algorithm.
Please use comments only for general comments and questions, bugs/suggestions should go to Discord or GitHub.
Does this work with the "ice and fire: dragons" mod?
In reply to uppeltje1NL:
That is a Forge mod, so no.
Is Distant Horizons a good fit for this mod pack? It adds a level of detail rendering technique to Minecraft so that you can render greater distances without as much of a performance hit. It works for all three versions of Minecraft Fabric.
In reply to Tag365:
It is planned, but currently very unstable for inclusion. Follow the progress: https://github.com/Fabulously-Optimized/fabulously-optimized/issues/240
I wanted this modpack for server side performance improvements, how can i do that? i have a fabric server
In reply to proddumnya:
Fabulously Optimized is indeed a client-only modpack, but you may be interested in this list.
is there a download availible for 1.19 experimental versions?
In reply to CrimsonDistrict:
No, I do not support snapshots because mods break/don't update often and Curseforge Launcher does not have that option anyway. You are free to try if any mods work on it though :D
Ok, I'll try that, thanks for the help
the optifine alternatives are still in alpha and are not working properly. I suggest using OptiFabric instead.
In reply to 70uya:
Thousands of active users disagree. If you're having an issue, please report it to our Discord or GitHub and we'll help you fix it.
In reply to robotkoer:
this guy is one of those that live under a rock :/
In reply to robotkoer:
except CEM is literally in alpha and not 100% functional... i am finding bugs as we speak and not all entities are even supported yet
In reply to 70uya:
Yes, it is clearly marked in the modpack's mod menu and resource pack issues that it is in alpha. That doesn't mean other resource pack features wouldn't work - they do and the support is increasing!
The texture pack, "Fresh Animations" makes the entities invisible. Please help with this issue.
The modpack contains CEM which should technically allow the Entity models in the texture pack to work. I think there is another mod that is causing this issue. Can you please help with this?
In reply to proddumnya:
Unfortunately, Fresh Animations does not work without optifine as of now. CEM does allow the entity models, but Fresh Animations uses more optifine features that just that.
In reply to proddumnya:
As GhostIsBeHere said, CEM currently has limited feature support.
In reply to robotkoer:
well, I know that CEM has limited support features. But the mobs listed in there contains villager, on which I experimented. I'm pretty sure it's issue from another mod, but still...........
In reply to proddumnya:
If you test with CEM alone and it works, you could disable the Entity Texture Features in FO and the invisibility bug could get fixed. You can also try configuring CEM to compatibility mode, instructions are in here: https://fabulously-optimized.gitbook.io/modpack/readme/resource-pack-issues
If you need more help, join our Discord so we can assist directly.
it no longer works with the old fabric loader
version: 0.13.3
the newer version is 0.14.0
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