PMPHYSICS

PM PHYSICS – Physics & Environmental Realism Mod

PM PHYSICS is a Minecraft mod designed to make the world feel more alive, realistic, and immersive by introducing dynamic environmental physics and weather interactions to pmweather.

The mod adds several realistic environmental effects:

1. Dynamic Ocean Waves

• Animated ocean waves that respond to wind intensity.
• Calm water during peaceful weather and larger, rougher waves during storms.
• Boat wakes and water spray.
• Waves crashing against cliffs with splashes and foam.
• Sunlight reflections and wave glint.
• Smooth wave transitions near shorelines.

2. Wind Physics

• Strong winds physically affect doors, trapdoors, and fence gates.
• Grass, flowers, crops, vines, and leaves sway with the wind.
• Banners, hanging signs, chains, lanterns, bells, and other hanging blocks swing during windy weather.

3. Tornado Physics

• Boats can be lifted and visually spun around inside tornadoes.
• Minecarts can also be lifted and thrown into tornado-like orbital motion.
• Tornado interactions are driven by PMWeather when installed.

4. Realistic Fire and Smoke

• Fire and campfire smoke drift according to wind direction.
• Rain produces visual steam when it reaches exposed fires and campfires.

5. Rain Puddles

• Rain creates shallow, connected puddles on solid ground.
• Puddles dynamically grow while it rains.

6. Custom Configuration Menu

• Dedicated settings menu with Performance, Visuals, Effects, Design, Fire, Puddles, and Developer tabs.
• Adjustable wave intensity, wind effects, particle density, rendering distance, and more.
• Customizable interface accent colours and panel opacity.
• Changes can be applied live and saved.

Compatibility

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• NeoForge 21.1+
• Compatible with PMWeather for enhanced wind, storms, and tornado interactions.
• Optional Sodium integration.

Overall Goal:
PM PHYSICS aims to transform ordinary Minecraft environments into dynamic worlds where oceans, wind, storms, vegetation, fire, and structures react naturally to changing weather conditions.