UShader is a stunning shaderpack inspired by SEUS v10.1, offering impressive visuals and unique effects.
Minecraft shader pack with customizable high-quality effects, attention to detail, and top-tier optimization.
UShader Details
| Developer | 👤RRe36 |
|---|---|
| Style | 🔅Semi-Realistic |
| Support GPUs | |
| Support Loaders | |
| Features | Waving Trees+40 |
| Performance Impact | High |
| Presets | |
| Settings | 206 |
| Created | Feb 21, 2020 |
| Updated | Jan 2, 2023 |
| Compatible Versions |
Complementary Reimagined Details
| Developer | 👤EminGTR |
|---|---|
| Style | 🔮Fantasy |
| Support GPUs | |
| Support Loaders | |
| Features | Atmospheric Sky+38 |
| Performance Impact | Low |
| Presets | |
| Settings | 62 |
| Created | May 25, 2022 |
| Updated | Apr 24, 2023 |
| Project Status |
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| Compatible Versions |
Developer Status
- 🚀
- Active
- The project is currently being developed and updated regularly.
- 🆕
- Up to date
- The project has been updated recently to work with the latest technology and/or to fix bugs.
- 💎
- Stable
- The project has reached a mature state and is relatively bug-free and feature-complete.
UShader vs Complementary Reimagined popularity comparison
78
⭐️ 4.09
Best Rated
⭐️ 3.79
1.1K
132
Most Favorite
1.1K
200.4K
Most Downloaded
1.2M
#27
7 Days Trending
#7
#30
31 Days Trending
#7
#31
Yearly Trending
#7
#56
All Time Trending
#35
UShader vs Complementary Reimagined average FPS (frames per second)
37
18%
FPS 15
23%
444
19
9%
FPS 30
12%
228
41
20%
FPS 60
17%
321
14
7%
FPS 90
9%
168
18
9%
FPS 120
13%
248
73
36%
FPS 240
27%
534
202
78
Average FPS
73
1.9K
Warning
Please note that the average FPS may vary depending on your device and configuration.
The FPS values provided are based on user votes and may not reflect the performance of your device. Factors such as hardware specifications, software settings, and other system configurations can affect the actual FPS you experience.
The FPS values provided are based on user votes and may not reflect the performance of your device. Factors such as hardware specifications, software settings, and other system configurations can affect the actual FPS you experience.