No Water Fog Pack ver.1.2.13 [1.21]
The pack removes the blue fog that fills every underwater block in Minecraft Bedrock 1.21. Coral blocks turn bright pink, yellow and magenta instead of dull gray blue. Ruins and shipwrecks stand out against...
Tagged: Lighting & Shadows
Post Processing 3 Shader [Bedrock 1.21]
Post Processing Shader adds various screen space effects to your Bedrock screenshot to make it look visually appealing and cinematic. In addition to the chromatic aberration that can be noticed on frame edges, you...
Vanilla Vibrant Visuals PBR Bedrock [1.21+]
Vanilla Vibrant Visuals PBR (Bedrock) brings back the default look but tuned and fixed. It rebuilds the original Vibrant Visuals with careful configs and true PBR materials, so the world stays familiar while light,...
Newb Shader v16 – Bedrock (Original)
Newb Shader is a lightweight shader pack for Minecraft Bedrock Edition, designed for Android, Windows, and iOS (with a workaround), it elevates your game’s visuals while maintaining its classic look. With the Newb Shader,...
HV Shader v2.2 [Bedrock 1.21.120+]
HV Shader refreshes Bedrock’s look with clean skies, glossy water and bold dimension lighting. It runs on Render Dragon and aims for strong visuals with steady FPS. Why pick it? The pack blends volumetric...
Dark Visuals [Bedrock 1.21]
Dark Visuals made by Starfish Studios, takes the familiar Minecraft: Bedrock world and drenches it in shadows. The colors are grungier, the atmosphere heavier and nights feel genuinely dangerous instead of just a little...
Ultra/Extreme Vibrant Visuals [Bedrock 1.21.120+]
Not satisfied with Vibrant Visuals for some reason? For Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, there’s a special solution – a standalone shader that works on top of the game’s default rendering system. In essence, Ultra or...
Vanilla RTX Pack [1.18/1.21] [Bedrock on PC]
When playing Minecraft on Windows 10 (11), you can now activate the RTX feature, provided you have the appropriate video card. What can make it even better if ray tracing in its basic form...
