!Swiftly

A lightweight Fabric modpack built for one purpose: make Minecraft feel smooth while staying close to vanilla.

Swiftly focuses on high FPS, stable gameplay, and “Minecraft-should-have-this” quality-of-life — without bloating your instance with unnecessary content mods.
Perfect for mid-range and low-end PCs, and also great as a clean base for your own modpack.

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✨ Why Swiftly?

✅ Fast & Smooth

• Major FPS improvements and reduced stutter
• Better chunk/tick performance for a more stable experience

✅ Vanilla-First

• No gameplay overhaul, no extra progression
• Keeps the vanilla look and feel — just better

✅ Shader-Ready

• Full shader support (Iris)
• Runs great both with and without shaders

✅ Lightweight & Compatible

• Minimal mod list, maximum impact
• Great as a starter pack for adding your own mods

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🧩 Included Mods (Core)

Performance / Rendering

• Sodium
• Lithium
• Iris Shaders

Quality-of-Life

• AppleSkin
• Mouse Tweaks
• Zoomify
• Gamma Utils (Fullbright)
• Simple Voice Chat (optional, multiplayer-ready)

Libraries (Required)

• Fabric API
• Cloth Config API
• Fabric Language Kotlin
• YetAnotherConfigLib (YACL)

The mod list may evolve over time, but the philosophy stays the same: clean, fast, vanilla-friendly.

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⚙️ System Requirements

Minimum (Playable / Vanilla+ Smooth)

• RAM: 4 GB allocated
• CPU/GPU: any modern integrated graphics should work fine
• Works best without shaders

Recommended (Smooth 1080p / Optional Shaders)

• RAM: 6 GB allocated
• Dedicated GPU recommended for shaders

Tip: If you play with shaders, start with a lightweight preset and adjust render distance for stable FPS.

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!Instructions

🛠️ Installation

1. Install Fabric for your Minecraft version
2. Download Swiftly from Modrinth
3. Import the pack into your launcher (Modrinth App / Prism / ATLauncher)
4. Allocate 4 GB RAM minimum (6 GB recommended)
5. Launch and enjoy 🚀

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🚀 Quick Optimization Tips

• Lower Render Distance if you get stutters (try 6–10)
• Turn Clouds OFF for free FPS
• Keep Particles on “Decreased” for smoother fights
• If shaders are enabled: reduce Shadow Quality first

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📌 Notes

• This pack is intentionally minimal.
• Suggestions are welcome — performance and stability always come first.

Minecraft as it should feel: clean, fast, and smooth.