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Yes, BSL shaders are nice, but too bright. Go to the shaders options and then find "color". go to lightning color and now you can change lightning brightness at current time of day. REMEMBER that you have to change the light intensity, not the color, otherwise the light will be in a completely different color. 4.
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Go into BLS's settings and disable light shafts, they significantly lower framerate. Also from the shader selection screen, set the render quality to as low as possible. Back inside BSL's settings, set your shadow distance to a number 100 from 120.
I'm playing with a friend on a server and wanted to use Distant Horizons with BSL Shaders. I've tried with Forge+Optifine / Fabric + Sodium + Iris / Fabric + Optifabric but none of these combinations lets me enable shaders without loosing the LOD chunks. I've read in some cases and combinations it should be possible.
BSL Shaders + Overgrowth if you want to experience Minecraft again but from another perspective, this ...
Way better performance AND it looks better! Yeah, that’s my favourite aswell. I like the different versions available, and the fact that there’s an RTX-ish version, which is extremely close to the real RTX, aside from the different colours from different lights. BSL, the only one I found which can be used in the Nether.
Okay, I just had a look at mine and figured it out. Turns out, its the opposite of what I said. There is supposed to be a folder called something like 'BSL_v7.2.01pre2' (though that may be different depending on when you downloaded it) that contains the shaders folder you are dropping into shaderpacks.
Just go look up the official page of Create:A&B, you'll find what you're lookimg for. I would also recommend AstraLex shaders. AFAIK they are a fork of BSL, but they have a ton of new neat features, while not taking up more fps than BSL. Fixing them for Above and Beyond should be the same as for BSL too.
Hi, I want to get a gaming computer to run BSL shaders at a stable 60 fps, are these computer specs good enough? CPU: 8 Core AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Processor 3.7GHz. Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB GDDR5.
Well at first for a better vanilla shader experience I should recommend you to use the complementary reimagined shader but here are my bsl setup (and go on my profile for a screenshot) : -lightning : -shadowmap quality : ultra high -dynamic handlight : on.