It looks gorgeous the moment you install it with fantastic lighting effects, beautiful reflections, and bloom too. Sildur's ShadersĮase of use is the biggest selling point for Sildur's Shaders. These include customizable clouds and water, bloom, depth of field, motion blur, real-time shadows, and a heap more. On the other hand, the high contrast on the textures will makes the game feel more grid-like than it does with vanilla textures.Reasonably realistic looking, you also get extensive options for tweaking. On the one hand, that is a very good thing.

Most of the textures added will, despite their fresh colors, add a sense of pattern to Minecraft. The same goes for dirt, grass and path block textures. The textures on log blocks, for instance, look nothing like their vanilla counterparts. That doesn’t mean the creator of this pack didn’t touch any of the other textures. Because of the simplified block textures, some blocks, such as stone, lose most of their details as a result of that. Clusterful: colorful and simplisticĪpart from this vibrant texture pack adding a bunch of colors to your world, the pack will also make builds and other structures look different. What it comes down to is basic, pixelated icons, with distinct and colorful designs. If you’re unfamiliar with those, the inventory texture are also reminiscent of Terraria’s item sprites. This resource pack makes items look more like loot from an old 8-bit RPG game.

Open up your creative inventory and be amazed by the completely new Minecraft textures. The theme returns even in the texture sprites. The entire game interface will look totally different with this pack, on top of that it also replaces the default Minecraft font with a custom, pretty heavy font.

Minecraft shaders 1.13.2 texture pack