Blocks, creatures, and menus wobble around in your world.
26.3 of the 51 points that apply = 52 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Invincible Wobble Edit adds exaggerated, bouncy wobble animations to Minecraft as a client-side visual effect. Blocks wobble when placed, including chests and shulker boxes; doors, trapdoors, and fence gates wobble when used, with connected blocks able to wobble in sync. Living entities wobble when damaged, including the player when viewed in third person, and projectile clouds wobble when a projectile crosses their height; open menus also wobble. Separate settings let players toggle wobble for blocks, entities, and the GUI, and adjust the effect’s intensity, duration, and speed through a configuration screen or client commands. The mod can be used on multiplayer servers without server installation, though other players will see the effects only if they also have it installed.
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