About

A client-side Fabric pack for vanilla multiplayer. It changes no gameplay, adds no items and needs nothing installed on the server — you can join any vanilla or Paper server with it, modded or not.

Built and tested for HeXHub.net, so it is preconfigured for that network out of the box. Nothing ties it to HeXHub, though; it works just as well anywhere else.

What's inside

• Performance — Sodium, Lithium, FerriteCore, ImmediatelyFast, EntityCulling, C2ME and friends. The game runs better than vanilla before you touch a setting.
• View distance — Distant Horizons renders terrain far past the chunk limit your server hands out.
• Shaders — Complementary Shaders by EminGT via Iris, preconfigured and ready. Euphoria Patcher assembles it on first launch.
• Visuals — connected textures, custom entity models and textures from resource packs, better skies, particles, explosions and weather.
• Audio — realistic sound occlusion and reverb, per-block footsteps, and proximity voice chat via Simple Voice Chat (needs the server to run it — HeXHub does).
• Chat — player heads next to messages, longer history, working chat search and copy.
• Interface — Xaero's minimap and world map, tooltips via Jade, hunger and saturation via AppleSkin, a readable F3 screen, zoom, free look.
• Input — full controller support via Controlify.
• Menu — custom main menu with HeXHub.net already in the server list.

Full mod list on the Versions tab.

Fair play

This pack is meant to be usable on servers that ban cheat clients, so it stays on the right side of that line by default:

• The minimap ships without cave view, entity radar or anything else that shows you what you could not see yourself.
• Free look turns your head without moving you. No freecam, no spectator mode, nothing that detaches the camera from your body.
• The locator bar only shows what the server chooses to send.
• Nothing that automates play.

Fair-play settings are the defaults, not a lock. If you change them, that is between you and the server you play on.

Settings

Everything is preconfigured — graphics, shaders, map, utilities — so the pack works out of the box.

Keybinds are cleaned up only where mods collide. Vanilla keys and the keys you actually use stay where you expect them; minor mod keys get moved or unbound.

Mouse and gameplay options stay at vanilla defaults. Audio does not: sound occlusion, reverb and footsteps are part of what this pack is for. Everything is a toggle away in the mod menu.

YOSBR keeps your own settings across updates. Pack defaults apply only on a fresh install, or when a new mod arrives without an existing config.

About Distant Horizons

Distant Horizons builds its long-range terrain from chunks you have loaded, so the view keeps growing as you explore — and stays that way on your next visit. It needs nothing on the server side.

This edition — Enhanced

For desktop gaming PCs. Graphics are pushed as far as they still look noticeably better — anything that costs frames without visibly paying for it is left off.

Reference machine: Ryzen 9 7900X, RTX 3070, 32 GB RAM

Which edition?

The core mod list is shared across editions — what differs is the preconfiguration, and which visual and audio mods are included at all.

Minecraft versions

Tracks recent releases, currently 26.1.2, with builds for 1.21.10–1.21.11 and 1.21.8. Version support follows what HeXHub.net runs.

Status

Alpha. Under active development, updated often, expect the occasional rough edge. Feedback is welcome on Discord.

License and attribution

Mods are not redistributed by this pack — your launcher downloads them from their original authors, under their own licenses.

Only the pack's own files (configs, assets, texts) are covered by this project's MIT license.