Lunac Shaders 3D

Lunac Shaders 3D builds on the base Lunac pack to give blocks more depth. Heightmaps make stone, wood and bricks look bumpy and solid, so walls and floors have real texture instead of flat color.

Light behaves better too. Metals shine, polished blocks reflect a little, and rough surfaces soak up light. Leaves let some light through, and sun and moon light changes how everything looks across the day.

Water gets animated waves and caustics, and you can pick between two shadow styles in the settings. It all runs through Vibrant Visuals, so you need that turned on to see the effects. The newest files are v2.1, v2.0, v1.9.9, v1.9.5, v1.9 and v1.7, covering versions up to 26.50 and down to 1.21.132.

Features

• Vibrant Visuals shader with custom atmosphere, fog, water, shadow, color-grading, lighting
• 2 in-game options: Soft Shadows, Blocky Shadows
• PBR materials with metalness, emissive and roughness maps, normal maps, height maps
• Custom sun and moon lighting through the day-night cycle
• Water with animated caustics and waves
• 8 atmosphere profiles and 19 fog profiles covering biomes and dimensions
• HABLE tone mapping with 9 color-grading profiles
• Per-biome color and fog tuning for 87 biomes
• Retextures blocks, entities, particles, the UI at 16x resolution
• Also includes custom UI tweaks, 8 custom sounds

How to install Lunac Shaders 3D

1. Download Lunac Shaders 3D. It is a .mcpack file. Tap the file to let Minecraft import it.
2. Turn the pack on in Global Resources for all worlds. Or turn it on in one world's Resource Packs.
3. Tap the gear button next to the pack to pick one of its 2 options.
4. Shaders work with the graphics settings the pack was made for. Pick those in your game's graphics settings.

Requirements

• Works with Minecraft 26.50, 26.40, 26.30, 26.20
• Built for Minecraft Bedrock's Vibrant Visuals mode -- its effects only show with Vibrant Visuals enabled in the video settings
• 2 in-game options: Soft Shadows, Blocky Shadows

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