Clean Rain Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I enable the Clean Rain Resource Pack?
Open your Resource Packs folder in Minecraft settings, place the pack file there, then select it from the available packs list and move it to the active side. The changes take effect immediately in-game.
Will this pack work with my other resource packs?
Yes, but pack order matters—place Clean Rain above other packs in your active list if you want its rain textures to take priority, or below if you prefer other packs' weather effects to override it.
Does the mod change rain sounds?
No, Clean Rain only modifies the visual appearance of raindrops and weather particles; rain sounds remain unchanged from vanilla Minecraft.
Can I make the rain even lighter or darker than the default?
Clean Rain provides a single optimized rain appearance, but you can layer it with other weather packs or adjust your game's brightness settings to fine-tune visibility further.
Does this affect performance or FPS?
Clean Rain typically improves performance slightly since the lighter rain particles are less demanding to render than vanilla rain, though the difference is usually minimal on modern systems.
Will the pack work in multiplayer servers?
Yes, resource packs are client-side only, so you can use Clean Rain on any server without affecting other players or requiring server permission.
Does Clean Rain work with mods that add custom weather?
It works best with vanilla rain; custom weather from other mods may not be affected by this pack since they use their own particle systems.
Can I use this with shaders?
Yes, Clean Rain is compatible with shader packs, though some shaders may override or alter the rain appearance—test both together to see the result you prefer.
Does the pack change rain in the Nether or End?
No, rain doesn't occur naturally in those dimensions, so Clean Rain only affects rain in the Overworld.
What should I do if rain still looks too heavy or distracting?
Try adjusting your game's brightness or gamma settings, or layer Clean Rain with another weather-focused pack; if issues persist, verify the pack is fully loaded by checking your active resource packs list.