Particle Rain
Replaces weather with prettier particle effects
Описание
Particle Rain replaces the default weather with prettier particle effects, and adds some additional fog, wind, and sandstorm weather effects. You can disable, add, or customise weather effects with the in-game config menu.
Fabric versions require Fabric API.
For config, use command /particlerain or your loader's mod list menu
For common mod compatibility issues, see here.
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Rain Particles
Falls at an angle, blown by wind.
During stormy weather the wind is stronger and the rain looks more dense.
Snow Particles
Rotate slowly as they fall. Not strongly affected by wind, retaining the serene quality of Vanilla's snow whlie being less visually cluttered. Has a heavy variant during storms just like rain.
Sandstorms
Dust and shrubs blow through deserts and other dry biomes.
Dust matches the color of the block below, allowing for a range of biomes to be supported without additional configuration, including ones added by other mods.
Fog
Appears in biomes tagged as #c:is_spooky / #c:is_wet. This is configurable.
Sometimes fog will appear after rain. This too is configurable.
Water Ripples
Appears when rain falls onto water. Will match the resolution of your resource pack.
Water Streaks
Appears when rain hits a wall made of a hard material. (can be configured to appear on any block)
Biome Tint
Modded biomes that have a strong tint will also affect rain and other water particles.
Configuration & Custom Effects
You can create all kinds of atmospheric particle effects for specific blocks and biomes or edit the existing effects using the built in configuration menu.
Access the menu via the command /particlerain or through the mod menu.
Puddles
Puddles feature has been moved to its own mod: https://modrinth.com/mod/puddles-floods/
Mod compatibility notes
| Name | Issue | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Async Particles | [usually compatible] | Please make sure you are using the latest version of async particles |
| Shader packs | Shader pack support is dependent on the individual shader pack. Iris also has limited support for modded effects so fog and other "blended" particles may not render correctly. | The recommended shader pack is BSL as it minimises most issues. Rain's blue tint can be toggled in Particle Rain's compatibility settings. |
| Serene Seasons & similar mods | Rain in deserts | This is typically a feature of mods that add seasons, not a bug or incompatibility. |
| Particull | Weather effects missing | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Remove Particull |
| Particle Core | Flickering or disappearing effects | In particle core's config, set culling mode to bounding box or add particles to the blacklist. |
| Particle Tweaks | crash in Minecraft 1.20 | use particle tweaks 1.1.1 instead of the latest version. |
| Complementary & Astrocraft | Black sun | Disable 'Sun/Moon during rain' in Complementary's settings |
| Eureka helms | Eureka helms sometimes breaks random number generation, causing incorrectly placed effects in some scenarios. | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
| Sable | Particles get stuck to physics objects | I'll fix it at some point |
Please check for or submit an issue if you run into other problems!
Resource pack support
Particle Rain generates its snow and rain textures using the game's weather textures, so it remains compatible with resource packs without them needing to include extra particle textures.
Including custom weather effects
Resource packs can include custom weather effects, or override existing effects, by providing a file at assets/particlerain/particles.json. See here the default version of this file.
Particle effects can use any texture provided in the particles folder in your pack (or in other mods and packs).
You can create or edit particles with the in-game menu, and copy-paste the particles.json from config/particlerain into your resource pack once you're done!
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