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Jitsonville Pack

A vanilla++ client-focused pack for the Jitsonville server, emphasizing fresh visuals, resource packs, QoL tweaks, and performance.

Modrinth kitchen-sink multiplayer optimization

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# Jitsonville Pack **Jitsonville Pack** is a ~~**vanilla / vanilla+**~~ modpack built specifically for the associated **Jitsonville server**, ~~with a focus on making the game feel **cleaner, smoother, and more alive** without changing the core Minecraft experience.~~ ~~This pack is primarily **client-side** and prioritizes **visual upgrades, performance improvements, and quality-of-life features**, with only a small amount of **light content** (such as simple farming enhancements) to keep gameplay familiar.~~ **As of recent, the modpack underwent many additions to include more game changing content mods!** --- ## What this modpack focuses on ### Vanilla+ visuals (main focus) - A large set of curated **resource packs** designed to **freshen and diversify** Minecraft’s look - Subtle visual polish intended to make the world feel **cleaner and more cohesive**. ### Quality of life improvements - Practical UI and usability mods to reduce friction while staying true to vanilla pacing - Better readability, convenience features, and small enhancements that make everyday play more enjoyable ### Performance and stability - Performance mods selected to improve **FPS**, reduce stutter, and keep the pack lightweight - Chosen for compatibility and stability in a multiplayer environment ### Light content additions (kept minimal) - A few small, low-impact mods (ex: farming-related improvements) that fit naturally into vanilla gameplay - No heavy progression overhaul just extra polish and a little variety --- ## Intended use This pack is designed for the **Jitsonville server** first. It may work elsewhere, but the best experience is on the server it was built for, where settings and compatibility are already aligned. --- ## Compatibility notes - Recommended to use the pack **as-is** for best stability. - Adding additional mods or resource packs may cause conflicts, especially with visuals and performance. --- ## Credits All mods and resource packs belong to their respective authors. Any required attributions are included in the project description or version changelog where applicable.