TOP 10 Minecraft Shaders
TOP TEN: Minecraft Shaders
What are Minecraft shaders, and why should I use them?
You need not, it's a personal choice. But, if you stopped playing Minecraft, because you thought it's graphics sucked, you definitely underestimated the skills of the community. For, as long as Minecraft has existed, so have shaders and resource packs. Shaders have one job, better the graphics of the game.
Here's a list of the top ten Minecraft shaders which I think are awesome.
10. Sushi Shader
With realistic looking water, reflection system, and glass, this shader pack gives the game a complete revamp.
There's a catch with it though, this shader is only recommended for PCs with extremely good GPU, else...
9. Wisdom Shades
Although the previous shader pack wouldn't be the best choice for players with low end PCs, this one definitely is an option for them.
This mod is a Messiah of the gamers with older PCs, and allows a wide range of customisation, giving the user a lot of options to experiment with!
Something for everyone, is the most appropriate thing I can say about this shader pack. This is compatible and optimisable for both Beefy as well as Low GPU computers.
This shader adds detail to the sky and water, the clouds appear more realistic, and stained/tinted glass has never looked better before!
Want a break from the blocky and mundane world your SMP has turned into now? Try out KUDA, it gives a vibrant and refreshing feel to your good ol' Minecraft world.
Run through the flower forests and relive your memories of the server.
Works better on a beefy set, to be honest.
6. Trilition's Minecraft Shaders
Ever wanted to have a shader which makes Minecraft life like? Well, then, T.M. Shaders is your best bet. It makes Minecraft more realistic than one can imagine! Try it out, if you want to have high graphics as well as realism.
Not going to lie, this shader pack is devoid of the actual aesthetic of the game, which is the reason why it couldn't make it to the TOP 5.
5. ProjectLUMA Shaders
The best bit about this shader pack is that it makes the game more realistic, keeping the actual aesthetic of the game intact. Water and skies (clouds especially) are very much detailed. Every ocean is unique in its own way, which is commendable!
It's definitely worth trying out.
4. WERRUS Shaders
Ever wondered if you could get realistic light and shadow effects in Minecraft?
Well, if you did, then the answer to your question is WERRUS Shaders!
Customisable, and optimised for lower GPU PCs, this shader works wonders if you want to enjoy the sunlight on a rainy day (IRL).
3. The Voyager Resource Pack
If you've ever read bit about Minecraft shaders, you knew this was coming. The Voyager resource pack is aimed for the explorers out there! The distant biomes have been beautified, so much so, that it makes exploration totally worth it!
Grab out your compass, and set out with your boat, it's time to play Captain Columbus!
2. Sildurs Shaders
Unarguably, one of the best shaders out there, Sildurs Shaders is the best choice if you want your world to look good aboveground, as well as in the mines. The Nether can finally be presentable enough!
What more do I need to say?
My personal favourite, and indeed remarkable, NAPP is the choice if you want the best of all worlds!
Not only does NAPP pack realism into the game, but also keeps the original Minecraft aesthetic intact. This resource pack plays the wonderful game of light and shadows, and is undoubtedly the best shader out there. Ores look much much natural, and blocks like cobblestone look manifold better!
The shader has accomplished the impossible task of keeping the textures of the original blocks intact, while making it more realistic. It has more perks for patreons, click the link below to know more!!
That was all for the TOP 10 Shader packs out there!!
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