Solaris Shader [Bedrock 26.50+]

Solaris Shader primarily focuses on rendering tones in various areas such as forests, cherry blossom groves, coastlines, meadows and other biomes in Bedrock. Sunrises and sunsets appear as a horizon bathed in golden-orange light, fog scatters the sun’s rays among the trees; shadows are softer compared to vanilla, and much more.

Nightscapes and the Sky

• In northern regions, bright flashes of the aurora borealis can be seen.
• Meteors periodically streak across the night sky.
• Clouds now have a layered structure illuminated by the moon.

Light Sources and Water Bodies

Light-emitting blocks now have a soft glow without the sharp edges they used to have. Point lights, lanterns, redstone lamps and end rods in the Solaris Shader cast a softer glow around themselves. Water is now more transparent, and reflections of trees and shades of the sky have been added to its surface.

Why install Solaris Shader? The shader’s main feature is the ability to definately achieve high-quality graphics without RTX and it dont require additional hardware.

Features

1. Improved color rendering for all natural biomes
2. Transparent water with reflections of the surroundings
3. Night sky with shooting stars and the Northern Lights
4. Soft glow from torches, lanterns and redstone light sources
5. Fog and dynamic dawn lighting
6. Works without RTX ray tracing
7. Fixed sun rotation and orbital movement