Triliton’s Shaders 1.20, 1.19.4 → 1.18.2
Though the author has billed it as “a new Minecraft shader”, Triliton’s Shaders were out a very long time ago, so it’s not all that new anymore. That doesn’t detract...
Shader Feature Cel Shading
Cel Shading, also known as “toon shading” is a technique used to give the game a more stylized, cartoon-like appearance. It simulates the look of traditional hand-drawn animation by breaking down the lighting into distinct levels and applying “shading” to the 3D models. This gives the game a flat, illustrated look and can be adjusted by the player to their preference.
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Feature Snippet
Here's an example of how this feature will work in-game but can vary from shader to shader.
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Naelego’s Cel Shaders 1.20, 1.19.4 → 1.18.2
Cel Shading is a great way to give games amazing, cartoony graphics without putting a huge strain on the system used to play those games. It was used to great...
Crapdeshoes Cloudshade Shaders 1.20, 1.19.4 → 1.18.2
As the name suggests, the Cloudshade shader pack by CrapDeShoes focuses a lot on the clouds, which occasionally roll through Minecraft’s skies and the shadows they cast. Surprisingly, you don’t...
DocteurDread's Shaders 1.12.2 → 1.11.2
Playing Minecraft with a shader pack significantly reduces the game’s performance. Fortunately, a couple of Shader packs are designed to run smoothly, even on a low-spec PC. This shader pack...
MrMeep’ Shaders 1.12.2 → 1.11.2
Shaders have been a great way to spice the pixelated graphics of Minecraft into something more vivid and realistic. MrMeep’ Shaders are not an exception to this idea, and this...
Dvv16's Shaders 1.16.5 → 1.15.2
One of the first things you’ll notice about Dvv16’s Shaders is the abundance of purples, pinks, and deep, dark blues in the environment around the world. The sky, especially early...