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About this modpack

Graphicraft!

This is a lightweight modpack based on Simply Optimized that improves the world generation and makes the graphics of Minecraft look better. It's a speedy way to get all the mods you might want to improve the vanilla experience!

Minimum and Recommended Specs

Minimum (untested but it should run fine)

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3500/Intel Core i5-10400
• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 5700/Nvidia RTX 2060/Intel Arc A580
• RAM: 16GB DDR4

Recommended (this is essentially my build)

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X/Intel Core i5-12400
• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 7600 XT/Nvidia RTX 4060/Intel Arc B570
• RAM: 16GB DDR4/DDR5

Shaderpack Guide

• Bliss - decently performant and looks very good.
• BSL - decently performant and looks good.
• Complementary - decently performant and looks good. Reimagined is vanilla+, unbound is realistic.
• Glimmer - decently performant and looks okay.
• MakeUp - very performant and looks okay.
• OPAL - not very performant and looks good.
• Photon - pretty performant and looks very good.
• Solas - not very performant and looks very good.
• Visual Vibrance - very performant and looks okay.

For recommended specs, I would recommend Bliss, Complementary, Photon, and maybe Solas.

For minimum specs, I would recommend Makeup, Photon, and maybe Visual Vibrance.

Version Numbers

Major version number updates on a major Minecraft update or when a terrain mod is changed, minor version number updates when adding/removing many mods, and patch version number updates when adding/removing one or two mods.

Link(s)

Bliss Shaders from: https://github.com/X0nk/Bliss-Shader/tree/Stable

Modpack wiki coverage

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