The emote selector and user action menu fits now to the monitor resolution. You can now filter action/event messages in chat. You can now change the shortcut to toggle the hitbox. The selected shader is now still activated after a restart. Switching the perspective no longer disable the selected shader. The size of the subtitles can now be changed. We finally added the Server Switch Packet! We implemented an emote API to force emotes to NPC's serverside!
All modules are now individually resizeable. It's now possible to add a background and padding value to all text and item modules. You can now reset the module editor configurations to default directly ingame! We added profiles to the module editor! You can now save different module settings for different Minecraft servers. You can now easily switch between shaders without clicking through the whole list. We improved the Super Secret Settings selection. If you’re happy working with the shaders pack, then you won't need to use Forge.- We improved a lot of backend stuff to improve the performance for weak computers. The Optifine is ideal for installing new shaders and textures, while Forge is a mod manager. Optifine and Forge serve two different purposes, and as such, they don’t require each other to run smoothly. However, once you use Forge to change the settings, you’ll need to continue using it if you plan on accessing the same mods while you play.
There are similar launchers that can also make mods in the game. Minecraft doesn’t let you create and run mods, which is why you need a server like Forge. You can introduce new creatures, crafting items, and blocks to enhance your gameplay experience. It’s ideal for gamers who have little to no developer or coding knowledge. The server is an ideal application for players who want to modify specific features within Minecraft.
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