saturated

minecraft, but prettier at the cost of maybe blowing up your computer.(modrinth moderators its a joke if you cant tell)

saturated is a modpack built around a carefully tuned BSL shader config, plus a collection of quality-of-life and mods that add a little bit more features that smooth out the rough edges of vanilla without changing how the game fundamentally plays.

what's included??

• a tuned BSL shader config: lighting, colors, water, and sky settings adjusted so the game looks great. runs well on mid-range hardware. (tested on AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Mobile and 8 gb of ram allocated to minecraft.)
• visual polish: continuity (connected textures), entity model features, entity texture features, enhanced block entities, falling leaves, particle rain, better leaves, simple grass flowers, dynamic lights, visuality, chunks fade in, immersive lanterns, and 3D skin layers.
• performance: sodium, lithium, ferritecore, modernfix, immediatelyfast, entity culling, more culling, scalableLux, badoptimizations, dynamic fps, and a few more, so the shaders have room to breathe.
• interface and info: jade, jei, appleSkin, xaeros minimap and world map, waystones, better advancements, enchantment descriptions, shulker box tooltip, mouse tweaks, controlling, clean f3, zoomify, freecam, and mod menu.
• game feel: camera overhaul, eating animation, hmi, smooth swapping, smooth scrolling, smooth chat, presence footsteps, sound physics remastered, crawl, seamless sleep, and do a barrel roll.
• small extras: carry on, ht's treechop, veinminer, sophisticated backpacks, another furniture, trinkets, accessories, larger ore veins: deluxe, smelting overload, and let me despawn.
• multiplayer and utility: e4mc (open your world to friends online), no chat reports, chat heads, flashback, chunky, and crash assistant.

why use it?

• you want minecraft to look good without spending an hour in shader menus.
• you like small conveniences that make the game feel better to play.
• you want something that stays close to vanilla. ...maybe with a bit more features.

requirements

• minecraft if you cant tell
• 4 gb of ram (this does not mean host ram but ram allocated to minecraft so like have a bit more ram)
• a gpu that can handle shaders (BSL is pretty forgiving, but it's still shaders)

installation

install through the Modrinth App, prism launcher, or any launcher that supports .mrpack files.

FAQ

why "saturated"? because the shader looks lush. ou shiii

can I add more mods? sure, though anything that conflicts with the shader setup is on you. mods shouldn't really conflict unless they use some mix-ins that mess with the player or so.

Found a bug? hi @kill787443 on dc