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Fluffy Fancy Clouds

Modrinth

Uses core shaders to enhance the vanilla Minecraft clouds, no mods required!

44.7K downloads194 followersUpdated 6mo ago

1.0A · MC 26.2 · Minecraft, Vanilla

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Files

  • 1.0B

    beta

    Thinner clouds!

    26.226.1.226.1.126.1+6minecraftvanilla

    2026-04-09 · 30.9K downloads

    Fluffy Fancy Clouds - Thinner.zip · 43 KB

  • 1.0A

    release

    The original release!

    26.226.1.226.1.126.1+6minecraftvanilla

    2026-03-14 · 13.8K downloads

    Fluffy Fancy Clouds.zip · 43 KB

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Gallery

Clouds during the daytimeOcean ViewClouds at sunsetClouds at sunriseClouds at night

About

Fluffy Fancy Clouds title card

I've personally always found clouds in Minecraft to be incredibly boring and non-whimsical, so I tried to fix that! Introducing: Fluffy Fancy Clouds.

View of the fluffy clouds

This resource pack aims to improve the visual fidelity of minecraft clouds through vanilla core shaders. It uses a simple gradient and blurring technique to hopefully achieve much softer, denser, and of course fluffier looking clouds.

A comparison between Vanilla clouds on the left, and Fluffy Fancy Clouds on the right

Requires Fancy Clouds to be enabled!

(Optional) Enable Improved Transparency for full effect.

Sub header reading "Incompatibilities"

This pack will likely be incompatible with Iris Shaderpacks, as well as any resource packs that alter vanilla clouds or transparency.fsh.

Modified Files

rendertype_clouds.vsh

rendertype_clouds.fsh

transparency.fsh

Added Files

cloudblur.fsh

Sub header reading "Future"

I'm currently trying to work on downporting this pack for older versions as well, so be on the lookout if you're still in the past! :)

If you experience any issues in 26.2, make sure you're still using OpenGL rendering! (I swear I'll learn vulkan at some point)

Created by Water_puddle