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Boosted FPS Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I switch between the Pure FPS and PvP + FPS subpacks?
Open the pack's settings with the gear icon next to Boosted FPS Pack in your resource pack list, pick the subpack you want, and apply the change. Use Pure FPS for raw frame rate, or PvP + FPS to keep long-distance fog, a numbered hotbar, and a lower shield view for combat.
Which subpack should I use on an old phone or a weak PC?
Use Pure FPS. It removes heavy particle effects and uses short-range fog, which is the setup built for maximum frame rates on low-end hardware.
Why is my fog so close? I can't see far.
The Pure FPS subpack uses short-range fog on purpose to cut rendering load. If you need to spot players or terrain at a distance, switch to the PvP + FPS subpack, which uses long-distance fog.
Water, lava, and nether portals stopped moving. Is the pack broken?
No, this is intended. The pack swaps the animations on water, lava, portals, cauldrons, and campfires for single-frame textures to save processing power.
How do I turn off potion clouds, spell particles, and arrow trails?
Open the pack's in-game settings menu with the gear icon. From there you can disable potion clouds, spell magic, and arrow trails individually and adjust particle counts.
Fire looks a bit choppy. Did something go wrong?
The pack cuts the fire animation frames in half to save performance. The flames stay visible and easy to spot, so you can still see fire hazards clearly.
Why is rain so quiet now?
The pack mutes loud rain noise and lowers ambient loop volumes to keep audio clear and lightweight. This is part of the pack and not a sound bug.
Does Boosted FPS Pack work on servers and Realms?
Yes. It works in single-player worlds, multiplayer servers, and Realms on supported Bedrock platforms. It changes only what your device renders and plays, so it won't fix lag caused by the server itself.
Does this pack make the game stop looking like vanilla?
No. It keeps the core vanilla style and mostly removes costly visuals, such as volumetric fog, vignette shading, and heavy particles. It also adds high-contrast menu text and colors enchantment names by category so they're easier to read.
Is there a version of this pack for Java Edition?
No. Boosted FPS Pack is a Bedrock Edition resource pack, built around Bedrock features like subpacks and the in-game settings menu.