Make sure to look for the version of Java you are using. When it’s done, then select Done: Note: next to the Shaders Folder on the bottom of the picture above is a down arrow where you are linked to a website where you can get other shader packs to try out. The computer will immediately install the shader so it will look like it freezes up. Then close the folder and select a shader from the list. Then move the following zipped shader packs into the folder: Select the Shaders Folder at the bottom of the screen on left.
Under Option menu, select Video Settings. There is also an (internal) option, but I don’t see any difference between that and OFF. If for any reason you are getting laggy performance, either disable the shader by selecting ‘OFF’ on the shader list or try messing around with the settings. I will try again once I get the link cable. I have not been able to get the shaders to work well yet in VR, I get a lot of lag when using Virtual Desktop. But they can make the water look amazing and the sky including sun and moon look realistic. Shaders are optional and can be very taxing on your computer. Arrange the packs in the following order, then select Done:Īfter selecting Done, the resource packs will install, you should see the following screen: Step 3: Shaders Do the same with any other addons you want to try. Hover your mouse over the red icon of the “PureBDcraft” resolution pack version you want until you see an arrow then select it to push it over to the right side. There are many other websites that have other options from photo realistic to minimalistic. You can go to BDcraft’s website to get lower resolution versions and/or other addons: You have several options, I am happy with 128 at the moment, had some memory issues with the higher ones with the combinations of other mods.
Vanilla Minecraft has a native resolution of 64 bits for its textures. Note: You may have to select “Done” and come back into Resource Packs again to see the packs you just added to the folder. Move the following zipped files into this folder: The order of the packs under Selected Resource Packs is important. Any packs placed above it will affect the resource packs below it. The Default pack will always remain in the selected section. This is useful when you want to test changes to settings and different packs:įrom here you can see the Default and Programmer Art resource packs. You can also do this while playing a game by hitting the Escape key and selecting Options.
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