Choose Between Default and Max FPS Mode for Your Device

FPS Optimizer Pack has two performance modes. Picking the right one is the biggest single change you can make with this pack.

What Each Mode Does

• Default mode keeps fog horizons extended, so distant terrain stays visible. Choose it if your device already runs the game fairly well and you mainly want a lighter, steadier experience.
• Max FPS mode removes heavy particles and reduces animated textures. Most animated textures freeze, including water, lava, kelp and portal frames. Fire and sculk stay animated, so you can still spot hazards and sculk activity. Choose it for budget phones, low-end devices, or busy PvP matches.

Switching Modes

1. Open Settings and go to Global Resources. You can also open a world's settings and choose Resource Packs.

2. Make sure FPS Optimizer Pack is in your Active list.

3. Select the pack and pick Max FPS or Default as your subpack mode.

4. Load into a world and play for a few minutes to judge the difference.

Tips:

• Not sure which to pick? Start with Max FPS. If the game runs smoothly and you miss moving water or longer views, switch to Default.
• If your phone gets hot during long sessions, Max FPS mode lowers the device workload. This helps prevent heat and stutter from building up over time.
• Water and lava looking frozen is normal in Max FPS mode. It is not a bug. Switch to Default if you want those animations back.