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How to install "It's 25% Greener!"

It does what it says. it makes the game 25% greener.

Author

booscrene

Downloads

49

Last Updated

May 9, 2026

Minecraft Versions

1.20.1
Vanilla

Quick Install ID

#its-25-greener

Install It's 25% Greener! in GDLauncher

  1. Open GDLauncher and pick (or create) the instance you want to add It's 25% Greener! to.
  2. Open the Addons tab and click Add Addons.
  3. Paste the Quick Install ID #its-25-greener, select It's 25% Greener!, and click Download. GDLauncher handles dependencies and version matching automatically.
  4. Hit Play and you're done.

Before you install

Make sure your Minecraft version matches what It's 25% Greener! supports. As of the latest release, 1.20.1 are supported. GDLauncher checks compatibility for you and won't install something incompatible with the instance you've chosen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is It's 25% Greener! free?

Yes. It's 25% Greener! is free to download and install through GDLauncher. GDLauncher itself is also free and ad-free.

What Minecraft versions does It's 25% Greener! support?

It's 25% Greener! supports Minecraft 1.20.1. GDLauncher will automatically pick a compatible version when you install it.

Does It's 25% Greener! require Forge or Fabric?

Check the CurseForge page for It's 25% Greener! to see which mod loader it supports. GDLauncher will install the correct loader automatically once you pick the addon.

How do I install It's 25% Greener!?

Open GDLauncher, go to your instance's Addons tab, click Add Addons, and paste the Quick Install ID #its-25-greener. GDLauncher handles dependencies and the right Minecraft version automatically.

Who made It's 25% Greener!?

It's 25% Greener! is made by booscrene. The full project lives on CurseForge (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/shaders/its-25-greener).

Need help?

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