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A lightweight cinematic shaders-pack for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that enhances lighting, fog, water, and biome atmosphere to deliver a more immersi…
A Kappa-inspired shader that finally lets you run a shader on your old PC.
A lightweight, screen-space post-processing shader focused entirely on color grading and camera filters. Features 20 built-in presets (Cinematic, Vin…
A Minecraft shader with multiple dithering styles to stylize your game!
Phero Visuals Minecraft shader pack featuring vibrant lighting, realistic water, dynamic skies, soft shadows, cinematic atmosphere, and optimized per…
A lightweight Minecraft shader focused on beautiful visuals and high performance for low-end and mid-range PCs.
A clean, natural-looking Minecraft Java shader pack for Iris and Sodium, focused on beautiful lighting, soft shadows, atmospheric skies, reflective w…
A vibrant shader with enhanced skies, colorful lighting, and improved atmosphere.
Found VHS Tapes is a liminal horror Minecraft shader featuring 11 atmospheric profiles and customizable VHS/CRT effects, fog, lighting, color grading…
Shaderpack that adds billboard grass to minecraft. Looks pretty, has no impact on performance.
High-performance shader pack offering clean visuals, vibrant tones, and optimized FPS.
A simple Minecraft shader focused on realistic water rendering and subtle vanilla visual enhancements.
A cosmic-fantasy shader pack featuring animated astral rifts, a colossal planet, and an evolving galactic sky.
A dread-soaked post-processing shaderpack for Minecraft — creeping fog, bleak color grading, and tunnel-vision vignette built to make every torch fee…
A performance-focused Minecraft shader with improved lighting, atmospheric fog, bloom, water visuals and shadows, designed with lower-end hardware in…
Discover Minecraft like never before with Sublime Visuals, delivering stunning sunsets, crystal-clear water, dynamic lighting, atmospheric effects, a…
Light but not just light, make you enjoy advanced render with no lag.
