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- Mod loaders
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- Minecraft versions
- 26.1.2, 1.21.11, 1.21.10, 1.21.8, 1.21.7, 1.21.6, 1.21.5, 1.21.4, 1.21.3, 1.21, 1.20.4
- Categories
- lightweight, multiplayer, optimization
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About this modpack
This modpack includes a carefully selected set of mods designed to enhance performance and the overall vanilla experience of the game. These mods ensure that the game runs smoothly, reducing lag and improving frame rates, which is particularly beneficial for players with lower-end hardware. In addition to performance improvements, the pack aims to preserve the essence of the vanilla game, maintaining its core mechanics and feel. One of the standout features is the inclusion of OptiFine parity, which brings compatibility with shaders, more resourcepacks, and Fabric mods! Overall, this mod pack provides a balanced blend of performance enhancements and visual upgrades, making it a must-have for players seeking an optimized yet authentic gaming experience.
Notable Features:
- Parity with most OptiFine features
- Automatically saves screenshots to clipboard
- Better advancements & statistics screens
- ~~Draggable resourcepack & server lists~~
- ~~In-game screenshot & skin manager~~
- Per-sound volume control in your inventory
- Press F7 to view light levels
- Shulker box preview while hovering item
- Host your LAN worlds to the public automatically
- AND MORE!!
`` Crossed out features are not yet available in the latest version. ``
<details> <summary>Version Naming</summary>
Simply Optimized has an amazing version naming scheme. So, I decided to use it too! (With all credit going to them.)
Format: MC-x.y.z | Example: 1.20.4-1.0.0
- MC is the Minecraft version
- x increases if mods/datapacks are added/removed
- y increases if configs/shaders/resourcepacks are added/modifed/removed
- z increases if mods/datapacks are updated or bugs are fixed
x.y.z starts at 1.0.0 for each new MC update. Ziptastic updates will primarily focus on the latest Minecraft release.
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Modpack wiki coverage
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