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Adds particle effects and visual enhancements to various game actions and events.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to do anything to enable the mod or does it work automatically?
Visuality Mod works automatically once installed—there's no configuration needed to see particles. All effects are enabled by default and will appear as you play normally.
Why am I not seeing particles when I attack mobs?
Make sure your particle settings in Video Settings aren't set to 'Minimal'—particles need to be set to 'Decreased' or 'All' to see mob-specific effects. Also check that you're attacking mobs the mod has effects for, like Skeletons, Slimes, and Chickens.
Does this mod affect gameplay or is it just visual?
Visuality Mod is purely visual and does not change any game mechanics, damage, drops, or difficulty. It only adds particle effects to enhance the look of existing actions.
Will this mod work with other mods?
Yes, Visuality Mod is designed to be compatible with other mods since it only adds particles and doesn't modify core mechanics. However, compatibility depends on what other mods you're using—test with your specific modpack if you're unsure.

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