Supplemental Patches enables users to create custom shaders for modded blocks, entities, items, particles, etc,
through a resource-pack. The mod by default, comes with a built-in resource pack with supports many popular mods.
These additional shaders are patched into Euphoria Patches, if it is installed.
Some of the most exciting features of the mod include (for players):
For details on the supported areas that can be patched onto Euphoria Patches, check out this tutorial.
Q: Will there be ports to loaders other than (Neo)Forge and Fabric?
A: Probably not.
Q: Will there be backports?
A: Probably not.
Q: Can you support XXX mod?
A: All in due time. Alternatively, you could do it yourself. Have a look at this tutorial for more details.
Q: I found a bug.
A: Please report it to me first, do not bother the developers of Complementary Shaders / Euphoria Patches.
Q: The shaders I added aren't showing.
A: Try reloading the shaderpack, after ensuring that the resource-pack is loaded. Alternatively, check which layer the block is being rendered in using the Euphoria Companion mod. Certain blocks (e.g. certain glass blocks) may be rendered as cutouts rather than translucent blocks. You will need to change the layer they are rendered under using block.properties.json.
Q: The built-in shaders aren't working.
A: Similarly, try reloading the shaderpack and ensuring that the built-in resource-pack is loaded.
Q: Does this work with Optifine?
A: No. This only works with Oculus / Iris.
Q: Can I include this my modpack?
A: Yes, go ahead.
