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Reduces the dark vignette effect around screen edges for improved visibility.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Adjust Vignette Darkness to Your PreferenceUnderstanding Vignette Settings The vignette effect is the darkening that naturally occurs at the edges of your…Combine Vignette Reduction with Other Visual ModsChecking for Conflicts This resource pack modifies screen-edge visuals, which may interact with other visual…Optimize Visibility in Dark Caves and DungeonsWhy Vignette Reduction Helps Underground In dark environments like caves and dungeons, the vignette effect makes…Restore Full Vignette Effect If You Change Your MindReverting to Vanilla Vignette If you decide the reduced vignette isn't for you, you can easily return to Minecraft's…

Frequently asked questions

Does this pack work with other resource packs?
Yes, this pack can be combined with other resource packs by placing it higher or lower in your resource pack list depending on what you want to prioritize. If you want the vignette reduction to take effect, make sure this pack loads after any packs that modify the vignette effect.
Will this affect my performance or FPS?
No, this pack only modifies the vignette texture and has no impact on your frame rate or performance. It's a purely visual change that doesn't add any processing overhead.
Can I make the vignette even lighter or darker than the default?
You can edit the vignette texture file within the pack to adjust the darkness level to your preference, though this requires basic image editing. Alternatively, you can disable the pack partially or fully if you want to restore more of the original effect.
Does this work in caves and dark areas?
Yes, the lighter vignette actually helps you see better in dark caves and dungeons by keeping the screen edges bright instead of adding extra shadows. This makes it easier to spot mobs and details in low-light situations.

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