Visuality Reforged Mod Wiki
Visuality Reforged Mod Wiki & Guide
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Visuality Reforged Mod will add new types of particles to the game, allowing for more visual effects in Minecraft. These include particles like slime particles from slimes, bone particles from hitting skeletons, glints from amethyst crystals, and particles from raindrops on water. Features: Adds cry
Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
How to Change Visuality Reforged Particle Settings In-GameVisuality Reforged is a client-side mod, so all of its options live on your machine and never touch the server. That…How to Disable Specific Visuality Reforged Particles You Find AnnoyingNot every particle effect suits every playstyle. Some players love the extra sparkle, while others find certain…How to Get Crystal Sparkle Particles from Amethyst in Visuality ReforgedOne of the standout effects in Visuality Reforged is the sparkle that appears around amethyst crystals. If you have…How to Use Visuality Reforged Without Hurting Server PerformanceA common worry with visual mods is whether they will lag a multiplayer server or get you flagged. Visuality Reforged…
Frequently asked questions
How do I open the Visuality Reforged config in-game?
Open the mod list from the pause menu, select Visuality Reforged, and click the config button to launch its in-game settings UI. From there you can toggle particle categories on or off without editing any files.
Do I need to install anything on the server for Visuality Reforged to work?
No. Visuality Reforged is entirely client-sided, so it only needs to be installed on your own game. Servers and other players without the mod are unaffected.
Why aren't I seeing any particles from Visuality Reforged?
Check that the relevant particle category is enabled in the config and that your Minecraft particle settings aren't set to Minimal or Decreased. Some effects, like crystal sparkles, only trigger under specific conditions such as amethyst interactions.
How do I stop slime or bone particles from showing up?
Open the in-game config UI and disable the specific particle category you don't want, such as mob hit particles or slime blobs. Changes apply immediately, so you don't need to restart the game.