Low on Fire By PeakMC6725

DESCRIPTION

See more. Even when you're on fire.

Getting burned in Minecraft is annoying enough. Having flames cover half your screen while you're trying to fight makes it even worse!

Low on Fire By PeakMC6725 lowers the first-person fire overlay so the flames sit closer to the bottom of your screen, helping you see more of your surroundings during PvP and survival.

🔥 Features

• Lower fire overlay: Moves the visible fire overlay down to the bottom part of your screen.

• Vanilla-style appearance: Keeps Minecraft's familiar flame textures and animation.

• Better visibility: Helps you keep track of opponents and your surroundings while burning.

• Client-side resource pack: No server installation is required.

• Lightweight design: Designed to have minimal performance impact.

• FOV-dependent appearance: The exact amount of fire visible depends on your field-of-view setting.

• Visual changes only: Fire damage and all gameplay mechanics remain unchanged.

🎮 Compatibility

• Edition: Minecraft Java Edition

• Supported versions: 1.21.11 and newer

• Type: Client-side resource pack

Older versions are not officially supported, and compatibility is not guaranteed.

📦 Part of PeakMC6725's PvP Utilities

This is the standalone Low Fire pack for players who want lower flames without installing every feature from the combined pack.

Want more visibility improvements? Check out the other packs by PeakMC6725:

• Lower Shields By PeakMC6725 — moves the shield lower in first-person view.

• No Carved Pumpkin Blur By PeakMC6725 — removes the obstructive carved pumpkin overlay.

• Smaller Totem Pops By PeakMC6725 — reduces the size of the Totem of Undying pop and its particles.

• PeakMC6725's Ultimate PvP Utilities — combines all four features in one pack.

Search for these project names on my CurseForge profile to find the other releases. The combined pack is convenient if you want all four features together.

🛠️ Installation

1. Download the .zip file.

2. Do not unzip it.

3. Open Minecraft and go to Options → Resource Packs.

4. Select Open Pack Folder.

5. Place the downloaded .zip file inside the folder.

6. Return to Minecraft and move the pack from Available to Selected.

7. Click Done.

If the flames do not look right, move this pack above other resource packs that modify the same fire textures or overlay files. Press F3 + T to reload resources.

🐞 Bugs and Feedback

If you find a problem, please include your Minecraft version, FOV setting, and any other resource packs you are using. A screenshot can also help.

Suggestions and feedback are welcome!

👤 Created By

PeakMC6725

See more. React faster. Fight cleaner.