
A vanilla style mod that makes clouds fancier and more dynamic.
This is an unofficial fabric port of SuperFancyClouds. Everything goes to its author ami-wishes.
Since 1.7.4 supports to multiloader, this port renamed to "Rearchitected". (meaning based on ArchAPI)
Since 2.0.0 we come back to refabricated only.
A client/server side mod makes your Minecraft sky full of more stereoscopic and dynamic clouds.

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Obviously incompatible with most mod who modified cloud render system. Include Cull Clouds, Extended Clouds and the others. If you put SFCR with it together, they will throw some issue even crash.
mixin.features.render.world.clouds=false to config/sodium-mixins.properties if you play with it.It's maybe normal due to cloud noise sampler and dynamic density feature. You can decrease sample steps, biome affect, and increase common density in config screen to let the sampler generating more clouds. (The density curve is not straight but like a stair. You may need to move larger range on density slider to make it effect.)
Fog may also cover the clouds. You can disable it to check the clouds amounts.
If you set a high value of biome affect and play in desert or savanna, there may not be a cloud in the sky. Its based on biome downfall value and times with cloud density.
Since 1.5.0, SFCRe is optional for two side. This means that you can connect to any server with/without installing it, and any server installed SFCR allows you connect without it. But no function will provide from server if you do so.
On server, there is a command list for its administrators to control SFCR feature & config remotely. Simply type in "/sfcr" then enter in chat bar you'll see it.
Client will send a sync request every 30s (by default, can changed by command). Server may response it then send necessary data back.
Latest Minecraft version will get newest maintenance.
Stable mod version may backport to older Minecraft version in someday.
Since 2.0.0 we modified vanilla cloud shader, SFCR no longer support shaderpacks.
Free to use under MIT License.
You can submit your suggestion or issue on Github.