kenace’s WorldEase

Kenace’s WorldEase

Client-side accessibility and comfort options for visual effects, sound, movement, text, and waypoint navigation.

Kenace’s WorldEase brings optional accessibility and comfort settings together in one Minecraft menu. It runs on the client and does not change server behavior.

Features

Visual effects
Reduce or hide supported flashes and particles. Choose original, cute bug, or shape appearances for spiders, cave spiders, phantoms, Wardens, and Endermen. Optional high-contrast outlines help locate nearby hostile mobs, dropped items, and interactive blocks. Low-light visibility adds a small adaptive brightness lift, and the low-stimulation preset reduces supported effects.

Sound
Keep supported sounds normal, use calmer replacements, or mute them. Preview original and replacement cues. Spider and cave spider sounds share a friendly replacement set. Phantoms have separate gentle cues for ambient, hurt, death, and bite sounds.

Movement
Adjust supported camera effects and input preferences, including view bobbing, sprint FOV, FOV smoothing while sprinting, flying, and swimming, portal distortion, damage tilt, auto-jump, and toggle controls.

Text
Adjust interface, chat, notifications, captions, and narration settings.

Navigation
Save named waypoints, follow a destination, show coordinates and waypoint guidance, resize and reposition the HUD, and set visual or audio arrival cues.

Recipe guide
Browse recipes with ingredient counts, patterns, workstations, and pinned checklists. Leap Frog, Wither Miner, and Dragon Egg are custom recipe references; WorldEase does not add them to a world or change server behavior.

Preferences and waypoint data are stored locally on the client. Other mods, resource packs, and game settings may affect how features appear or sound.