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by GAMERJOTXT

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About this texture pack

🚀 Rise FPS is a lightweight PvP & FPS Boost pack for low-end devices! ⚡ Features chunk editor (0.5–4+ chunks), short swords, low fire, mini tools & food, no animations, no par...

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Written by GAMERJOTXT.

🚀 Rise FPS

🔥 Rise FPS is a lightweight PvP & FPS Boost pack designed especially for low-end devices. It reduces unnecessary visual effects, improves clarity, and helps provide a smoother Minecraft experience with a clean and optimized UI.

⚡ Features

- 🚀 FPS Boost — Optimized for smoother gameplay

- 🧩 Chunk Editor — Choose chunk distance from 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4 chunks

- ⚔️ Short Swords — Better visibility during PvP

- 🔥 Low Fire — Keeps your screen clear during combat

- 🥊 PvP Pack — Designed for faster and cleaner PvP

- 📱 Low-End Device Optimization — Helps reduce lag on weaker devices

- 🛠️ Mini Tools — Smaller tools for a cleaner view

- 🍎 Mini Food — Compact food textures

- 🚫 No Animations — Removes unnecessary animations

- ✨ No Particles — Reduces visual particles

- 💥 No Crit Particles — Cleaner combat visuals

- 💧 Clean Liquids — Cleaner water and lava visuals

- 🧶 Wool Overlays — Improved wool visibility

- 🧪 No Potion Particles — Removes potion effect particles

- 🗿 Mini Totem — Compact totem for better visibility

🎮 Best For

✅ Low-End Devices

✅ PvP

✅ FPS Boost

✅ Smoother Gameplay

✅ Cleaner Visuals

✅ Competitive Minecraft

❤️ Created with love by GAMERJOTXT

Rise FPS — Less Lag. More FPS. Better PvP. 🔥

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FPS BOOSTER & Render Distance Editor 🚀 

How to install

  1. Download the file below. On iOS or Android, open it from your Downloads with Minecraft; on Windows, double-click it.
  2. Minecraft imports the pack automatically. Enable it in your world’s settings under Behavior Packs or Resource Packs; an add-on usually needs both.
  3. Playing on a Realm or server? Everyone needs the same packs, and the host has to enable them.