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Basically Static Particle Mod (1.21.11, 1.21.1) – Build Custom Particles

August 19, 2026

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Basically Static Particle Mod adds custom particle types and server-to-client visual tools for datapack makers. It provides glowing particle effects, new player action predicates, and direct camera controls through custom commands. Creators can adjust visual feedback, test player inputs, and display custom text directly on user screens.

Features:

Static Particles: Spawns glowing particle effects with custom colors, alpha levels, sizes, and texture choices.
Oriented Particles: Spawns directional emissive particles with independent X and Y scaling, billboard rotation, and post-rotation passes.
Allows particle arguments to accept number ranges and multi-step animation sequences with custom timing.
Includes eight particle textures such as dot, dither, smooth, pixel, shockwave, spark, dither beam, and smooth beam.
Adds mouse action predicates to detect attacks, item picking, item use, and scroll wheel movement.
Adds key predicates with five custom keybinds to track client button presses on the server.
Adds movement input predicates to detect walking, sprinting, jumping, sneaking, and directional movement.

Commands:

/fov <targets> <float> [interpolation type] [interpolation duration]: modifies or queries the field of view for target players.
/setperspective <targets> <perspective index|distance> [camera distance]: changes the camera view mode and distance for targets.
/rendertext <targets> <x> <y> <z> <rotation> <text> <alignment> <sizeX> <sizeY> [duration] [opacity] [gui scale independent] [hide with HUD] [overlay] [shadow Color(RGBA HEX)]: renders text on target screens at exact coordinates with custom scaling and HUD settings.
/log [targets] <logger name> <message>: writes messages directly to the client or server console.
/camerarot <targets> <pitch> <yaw> <roll> [duration]: adds linear camera rotation offsets like pitch, yaw, and roll to target screens.