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Glass Client

Glass Client

Performance and QoL modpack with a focus on quality, simplicity and reliability.

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.20.1

Platforms

Supported environments

Client and server

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Creators

world_rally_blue
world_rally_blue Owner

Details

Licensed Apache-2.0
Published last year
Updated last year

Glass Client 1.20.1+

The performance and QoL modpack focusing on quality, simplicity and reliability.

This modpack places an emphasis on making Minecraft more enjoyable to play by adding several performance mods and bug fixes, as well as a few QoL mods. It also has pre-included resource packs that can be enabled or disabled and a customizable HUD. All these mods combined create an enjoyable playing experience for Survival, Building, PvP and more. In short, this is the modpack if you want to greatly improve your Minecraft experience without any bloat, cosmetics, flashy menus, etc.

The features:

Useful mods for gameplay improvement

  • Performance mods (Sodium, Lithium, StarLight, FerriteCore, Dynamic FPS, etc.)
  • Bug fixes (Debugify, Memory Leak Fix, etc.)
  • Customizable HUD (KronHUD)
  • Quality of life mods (Clear Despawn, AuthMe, etc.)
  • Food-related HUD improvements (AppleSkin)
  • Zoom (Ok Zoomer)
  • Freelook (Perspektive)
  • Shaders (Iris)

Resource packs

This modpack uses resource packs to provide more customization out of the box

  • Vanilla Tweaks (a pack for each type of gameplay)
  • Default Dark Mode

Missing features

Keep it simple, stupid.

  • Not going to add Essential or cosmetics mods (essentially bloatware)
  • Not going to add CurseForge only mods
  • Not going to add new blocks, items, etc.

Planned features

Will be implemented, maybe

  • Glass cape (kind of like an Optifine cape but it's free)
  • My own mods, made by me
FAQ

Frequently asked questions:

Question:
Why, on the screenshots, is your game at less than 200 FPS? Doesn't Badlion get like 1000 FPS?
Answer:
Most displays are 60-90Hz and 240Hz at most. This means if you are getting 1000 FPS, the monitor itself will actually be maxed out at 240 FPS (If you have an expensive 240Hz monitor). What happens to the extra FPS that didn't serve any purpose? It puts unnecessary load on your graphics card and drains battery (if you have a laptop). Also, my computer runs on Integrated Intel Graphics, and 150+ fps is pretty awesome, especially on a laptop.

Contact me

If you want to contribute or have any feedback

  • Glass client discord: [work in progress]
  • My personal discord: @kupriyanovy
  • Github page: [coming soon]

Credits

Go check them out, they did a great job (i hope)