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Visuality
Small pixel particles: hit fragments, slime blobs, creeper sparks, glints, soul wisps and rain ripples.
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Made by BenjiSyS. Its authors own it and answer for it. Not made or endorsed by the Horizon project. Mod policy
An original client-side Rust implementation of the effects of PinkGoosik's Visuality (MIT), with its own art made in Blender: small pixel particles.
- Hit fragments: bone chips from skeletons, strays and skeleton horses, dark chips from wither skeletons, feathers in each chicken variant's colours, emerald chips from villagers.
- Slime blobs: chunky blobs in three sizes when a slime lands, in a colour you choose (magma cubes are left alone).
- Sparks and glints: charged creeper sparks, amethyst sparkles on full clusters, armor glints on gold and diamond armor, ore glints on uncovered faces only.
- Soul wisps over soul sand and soil, and when sprinting on them; flat rain ripples on open water.
Low preset by default, for integrated GPUs; Balanced and High add density. Settings in Options > Mods > Visuality, lists in config/visuality_horizon.toml. Client only: it sends nothing to the server and needs nothing installed there.
Not made or endorsed by Visuality's author.
Native code
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Versions
1.0.22026-11-03 · for Minecraft 26.3 · made on Horizon c9d474d
First release, for Horizon Nightly 2026-11-01 (c9d474d). 1.0.1: entity pass skips entities out of reach (client tick 20-31 us instead of 71-157 us); package entries stored, so the file is byte-identical whatever Python builds it. 1.0.2: atlas and notices carried as Rust source, so the bundle holds only .rs and .toml files.