Vibrancy

Vibrancy changes how your world looks while you play. It adds soft shadows, a sky and fog that feel more real, and water with moving waves and light patterns on the bottom. Colors get a boost too, so grass, stone and sky look warmer and brighter than normal.

It runs on the Vibrant Visuals mode in Bedrock, so you need that turned on in your video settings or you will not see any of it. This is an early build, so most blocks do not have special materials yet. Even so, the light, water and shadows stand out right away when you walk around.

Features

• Vibrant Visuals shader with custom atmosphere, fog, water, shadow, color-grading, lighting
• PBR materials with metalness, emissive and roughness maps, normal maps, height maps
• Water with animated caustics and waves
• 3 atmosphere profiles and 18 fog profiles covering biomes and dimensions
• HABLE tone mapping with 2 color-grading profiles
• Per-biome color and fog tuning for 88 biomes
• Retextures blocks, entities, armor, particles at 16x resolution
• Also includes biome color overrides, custom menu splashes
• Soft shadows under blocks and mobs
• Water with moving waves and light patterns

How to install Vibrancy

1. Open the Vibrancy .mcpack file you downloaded. Minecraft will import it.
2. To use it for all worlds, turn on Vibrancy under Global Resources.
3. For one world only, turn on Vibrancy in that world's Resource Packs.
4. The shader shows its effects with the game's graphics settings the pack was made for.

Requirements

• Minecraft Bedrock / PE 26.20 or newer
• Built for Minecraft Bedrock's Vibrant Visuals mode -- its effects only show with Vibrant Visuals enabled in the video settings

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