Native mod by BenjiSyS

Visuality

Small pixel particles: hit fragments, slime blobs, creeper sparks, glints, soul wisps and rain ripples.

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Made by BenjiSyS. Its authors own it and answer for it. Not made or endorsed by the Horizon project. Mod policy

An original client-side Rust implementation of the effects of PinkGoosik's Visuality (MIT), with its own art made in Blender.

Effects Hit fragments: bone chips from skeletons, strays and skeleton horses, dark chips from wither skeletons, feathers in each chicken variant's colours, emerald chips from villagers. Slime blobs: chunky blobs in three sizes when a slime lands, in a colour you choose (magma cubes are left alone). Charged creeper sparks, amethyst sparkles on full clusters, armor glints on gold and diamond armor, ore glints on uncovered faces only, soul wisps over soul sand and soil and when sprinting on them, and flat rain ripples on open water.

Low preset by default, for integrated GPUs; Balanced and High add density. Settings in Options > Mods > Visuality, lists in config/visuality_horizon.toml. Client only: it sends nothing to the server and needs nothing installed there. Tested in single player on Windows; LAN, servers, Linux and macOS are not tested yet (see docs/VALIDATION.md). Pinned to Horizon c9d474d (Nightly 2026-11-01): it hooks private client functions, so it builds on that commit only. Not made or endorsed by Visuality's author.

Native code

A native mod is Rust code that the launcher compiles into a game of its own, the Native mods instance. It is not sandboxed: it can do anything you can on this computer. The launcher builds it only after a warning that names it, and a reviewer read its source before it was listed. Read the source yourself before you build it. How native mods work

Versions

1.0.22026-11-03 · for Minecraft 26.3 · made on Horizon c9d474d
First release, for Horizon Nightly 2026-11-01 (c9d474d). 1.0.1: entity pass skips entities out of reach (client tick 20-31 us instead of 71-157 us); package entries stored, so the file is byte-identical whatever Python builds it. 1.0.2: atlas and notices carried as Rust source, so the bundle holds only .rs and .toml files.

Download1.0.2 · 263 KB

From a terminal or an agent

horizon-launcher mods install --source horizon visuality_horizon

In the launcher

Open Mods, pick Horizon beside Modrinth, find Visuality and press Install. It checks the file's checksum first.

By hand

Download visuality_horizon-1.0.2.hnmod with the button above, check its SHA-256 against the one under File, and unzip it into a folder, then build the game with it: horizon-launcher native-build FOLDER --trust-native-code. It plays in the Native mods instance.

File

Name: visuality_horizon-1.0.2.hnmod
Size: 263 KB
SHA-256: b764f15a062e44b27c55f478b2d02e163bfb01c3d8e222fcd6d83bcc66f19a0d

Publisher

Published by: @BenjiSyS
Signature: Unsigned: the file is pinned by its checksum, not signed

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Native code

Versions

1.0.22026-11-03 · for Minecraft 26.3 · made on Horizon c9d474d
First release, for Horizon Nightly 2026-11-01 (c9d474d). 1.0.1: entity pass skips entities out of reach (client tick 20-31 us instead of 71-157 us); package entries stored, so the file is byte-identical whatever Python builds it. 1.0.2: atlas and notices carried as Rust source, so the bundle holds only .rs and .toml files.