Low fire on screen while burning in a forest Clear first-person view looking up at the tree canopy Default Minecraft fire overlay blocking the player’s first-person view Player character on fire with a much smaller flame effect A scenic view of a lush green Minecraft forest A normal first-person view from inside a Minecraft forest Player on fire with low flames for better screen visibility The low fire effect on screen with rising smoke particles Player’s first person view with low fire on screen Low fire effect provides clear vision while burning

Oculies Low Fire Resource Pack (26.1.2, 1.20.1) – No More Fire All Over Your Screen — Resource Packs

Q: What does Oculies Low Fire Resource Pack (26.1.2, 1.20.1) – No More Fire All Over Your Screen add?

Lower First-Person Fire : Flames stay near the bottom of your screen when you burn. Normal Block Fire : Fire placed on the ground or on wood keeps its regular look. Clearer Vision : Gives you more room to see where you walk or aim while taking fire damage. Separate Textures : Treats body fire and block fire as two different things so the world looks the same.

Oculies Low Fire Resource Pack (26.1.2, 1.20.1) – No More Fire All Over Your Screen

Oculies Low Fire Resource Pack shrinks the flames on your screen when your character catches on fire. Normal Minecraft fire covers a large part of your view, making it hard to see enemies or ledges. This pack pushes the flames down to the bottom of your screen. You keep a clear view of your surroundings during fights o

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Oculies Low Fire Resource Pack

Features:

Lower First-Person Fire: Flames stay near the bottom of your screen when you burn.
Normal Block Fire: Fire placed on the ground or on wood keeps its regular look.
Clearer Vision: Gives you more room to see where you walk or aim while taking fire damage.
Separate Textures: Treats body fire and block fire as two different things so the world looks the same.