Humid Shaders

About

A performance-focused, customizable shaderpack currently locked to a Realistic preset style (physically-based daytime sky, neutral color grading) at Balanced quality. Renders soft volumetric clouds with realistic sky lighting, and water with depth tinting, reflections, and shoreline detail.

Features

• Volumetric clouds, aurora, godrays, ground fog, atmospheric haze, and weather effects
• Water: depth tint, shore foam, sun glint, screen-space reflections/refraction
• Post-processing: shadow filtering, bloom, tone mapping, color grading, depth of field, motion blur, film grain, vignette, lens flare
• PBR material support via LabPBR
• Extensive in-game config screen (e.g. "Cool Features" panel with toggles/sliders for lens flare, cinematic bars, cirrus clouds, Milky Way, shooting stars, chromatic aberration, and film grain each adjustable in strength)

License

Licensed under LGPL-3.0-or-later.

Credits & Derivative Status

This shaderpack is a derivative work of MakeUp UltraFast, itself distributed under LGPL-3.0-or-later. Humid Shaders inherits and must comply with the copyleft terms of the original source availability, same/compatible license for modifications, and attribution retained. The full license text is in the LICENSE file; credits explicitly acknowledge MakeUp UltraFast as the base.

Configuration

Options live in shaders/lib/config.glsl. Any #define NAME value // [v1 v2 ...] line becomes a user option in the shader settings screen; removing the value list locks the value while keeping the macro available to the code.

Screens and sliders are laid out in shaders/shaders.properties, and option labels/tooltips in shaders/lang/en_US.lang.

The look is fixed by HUMID_COLOR_STYLE 2 (Realistic) and the weight by HUMID_QUALITY 1 (Balanced). Change those two values and re-add a value list to bring the options back.

Development

• ForDevelopers.EN.md — annotated overview of the MakeUp architecture this pack is built on.
• ParaDesarrolladores.ES.md — the same document in Spanish.
• helpful.txt — commands useful for testing lighting and time of day.