"Beautiful clouds in touch with the vanilla style"

Please, feel free to report any issues

hi everyone, i'm the new maintainer now. the mod is no longer discontinued. cheers
-orangishcat

Better Clouds adds volumetric clouds to Minecraft, in a simple, blocky style that matches the rest of the game.

Often, shaders and resource packs add hyper-realistic clouds to the game, which look good but don't match with Minecraft's style. This mod aims to fix that, adding volumetric, multi-layered clouds that don't clash with the style of Minecraft.

Features

• Adds simple volumetric clouds that doesn't clash with the style of the rest of the game.
• Cloud appearance is highly customizable; practically every option can be changed. Go wild!
• Built-in shader presets to make the clouds look good. Supports Complementary, BSL, Chocapic, Kappa, Rethinking Voxels, and Solas.
• Cloud generation is customizable via resource packs.
• Built-in compatibility with visual mods, such as Iris, Serene Seasons, and more!
• Performs just as well or potentially even better than vanilla cloud rendering.
• Available for Fabric and NeoForge.

Download

Download Better Clouds on Modrinth

Contributions

Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the project!
See the full list here.

Wiki

The wiki documents every setting, explains how to create presets, and includes a list of compatible shaders.
Read it here.

License

This software is licensed under MPL 2.0.
The assets, except for the logo, are under CC BY-SA.

Restrictions on Name and Logo use

I do not grant permission for the use of the name "Better Clouds" or its logo for publication of derivative works.
Derivative works must have a clearly distinct name and logo to avoid confusion with the official "Better Clouds".

Examples

• "Better Clouds Forge", is too similar and can be confused as an official publication for Forge.
• "Better Clouds Reforged", this is fine, as "Reforged" is a common term for unofficial ports to Forge.
• "Better Clouds (Unofficial)", if this is where your imagination ends, this is also fine.