NoFog for Minecraft

Review NoFog

Delete Fog in Minecraft

The weather changes in Minecraft thanks to the Mojang developers, because they added rain, fog, thunderstorms, and lightnings since the first versions of the game, and these cycles keep changing all the time, no matter what biome the player is in. Even when writing reviews, we often open one or another generated map and within half an hour, we can see the weather constantly changing. If fog or rain bother us, we have to remove them. However, unlike rain that you can disable with the /weather command, for requires using some versatile tools, and here the NoFog mod comes to the rescue, about which we will tell you in detain in this review!

The NoFog add-on will allow you to remove «fog» in a couple of clicks, a so-called «border of the world», which is temporarily displayed before the player if chunks aren’t loaded there. This is done on purpose to make the cubic look boundless. In fact, it’s true, because you can generate biomes indefinite number of biomes in Minecraft, but the picture on the screen must be brightly displayed and have certain dynamics. That’s why some effects are added in Minecraft, regardless of what type of PC you have: a weak, a powerful, or quite an average one.

The No Fog mod is mostly designed for weak computers, because it offers important functions: on your screen, you’ll see a large area of the game world without downloading it. By default, Minecraft uses a chunk system, consisting of areas 16*16 blocks each. A player can specify how many chunks to load and the drawing range in the settings. The larger the selected parameter, the higher the load on your computer. Mostly, it’s all about RAM + processor. Accordingly, weak PC owners have to set a smaller drawing range, which interferes with the visibility…

For example, if a player is flying Elytras, and your PC isn’t particularly powerful, then you will see a small territory due to the limitedly loaded chunks. So, in some dimensions like the Nether, you can simply fall into lava or over the edge of the map in the End. Those who play on such kind of computers know what we are talking about! The NoFog add-on allows you to completely remove fog in Minecraft, so you’ll see more than in the vanilla version of the game even with few loaded chunks. Indeed, this is a major innovation for the players. As a result: your PC power doesn’t exceed a certain limit, but visibility enhances.

Such options give players who don’t have particularly powerful PCs a «second sip», so to say. If the user has a pretty large build of mods, then you have to install different libraries and add-ons to improve the general game performance even on powerful PCs, since Minecraft is Java-based, which is an extremely unstable technology. As a result, after installing NoFog, any player will be able to see the edge of the world without fog, thus increasing visibility by times. At the same time, you’ll be able even open the settings of Minecraft and try increasing drawing and chunk loading.

To enhance performance, you can additionally install third-party mods, such as Chunky (pre-generation of chunks in the game), Sodium Extra (fine-tune graphics in Minecraft), and OptiFine (the most popular mod for the game optimization, which offer numerous parameters). As you can see, NoFog can significantly change the graphics in the game and add pleasant effects with its small option. Now, you know how to add a drawing range in a couple of clicks without changing the settings of Minecraft.

The NoFog add-on has been downloaded over 5 million times, and the developer keeps optimizing his product so that it works on all computers, since its main task is to help players with weak PCs play more comfortably. This system works not only in the vanilla game version, but in other biomes added by third-party mods as well. You can use any available product as a loader: Forge, Fabric, NeoForge, or Quilt. As for today, the NoFog mod is available for Minecraft 1.21 and can be run on almost any weak PC, both with and without separate add-ons.

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