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Realistic lighting with vanilla textures or any other pack, a perfect alternative to shaders if your machine just can't handle them!
To make this pack work properly you need to mod your game with Optifine. If you don't, no changes will be visible. Once downloaded, put it in your resource pack folder, start Minecraft, go to the resource pack menu, move Pixel Reality Luminance on top of your other resource packs and finally confirm to apply the changes.
NOTE: because of how Minecraft's lighting system works you need to keep your Brightness level as low as possible or the shading will basically be unnoticeable.
It includes 4 alternative packs (open the .zip and read the READ ME.txt file):
Realistic shading and colors but with weaker light sources and darker shadows, being pitch black at light level 0 regardless of your Brightness settings. Night vision is hampered by strong light and heat sources (including the sun) making your vision actually worse at day and in the Nether. The End is very dark and even light sources are very dim; Night Vision is a life saver here.
Like Full, but artificial lights in the Overworld are vanilla white-ish instead of orange. In the Nether they're still fire-red and in the End they're still dim and yellow-ish, to preserve the otherworldly atmosphere.
Only realistic shading but vanilla colors and brightness. Use this if you only want nicer shadows but no other changes to visuals.
Please don't redistribute this pack or release any part of it to the public.
- If you like this pack don't ask me if you can include it in your resource pack, but suggest people to use it together with your own pack, that's the whole point of format changes Mojang introduced versions ago.
- If you want to let people know of this pack do it by posting a link to this page on CurseForge so I get credit and downloads.
To make this pack work properly you need to mod your game with Optifine. If you don't, no changes will be visible. Once downloaded, put it in your resource pack folder, start Minecraft, go to the resource pack menu, move Pixel Reality Luminance on top of your other resource packs and finally confirm to apply the changes.
NOTE: because of how Minecraft's lighting system works you need to keep your Brightness level as low as possible or the shading will basically be unnoticeable.
It includes 4 alternative packs (open the .zip and read the READ ME.txt file):
PIXEL REALITY - LUMINANCE (FULL)
This version is included in the Pixel Reality resource pack and is intended to heavily influence the gameplay, making the game more difficult.Realistic shading and colors but with weaker light sources and darker shadows, being pitch black at light level 0 regardless of your Brightness settings. Night vision is hampered by strong light and heat sources (including the sun) making your vision actually worse at day and in the Nether. The End is very dark and even light sources are very dim; Night Vision is a life saver here.
PIXEL REALITY - LUMINANCE (PALE)
Like Full, but artificial lights in the Overworld are vanilla white-ish instead of orange. In the Nether they're still fire-red and in the End they're still dim and yellow-ish, to preserve the otherworldly atmosphere.
PIXEL REALITY - LUMINANCE (BRIGHT)
Realistic shading and light colors but vanilla brightness. Use this if you want bright nights and underground.PIXEL REALITY - LUMINANCE (LIGHT)
Only realistic shading but vanilla colors and brightness. Use this if you only want nicer shadows but no other changes to visuals.
Progress | 100% complete |
Game Version | Minecraft 1.18 |
Resolution | 16x |
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1 Update Logs
Update 1.18 : by Wedhro 02/19/2022 5:32:07 amFeb 19th, 2022
- More colorful daylight and harder shadows, for a sunny day feel
- Slightly brighter nights
- More vanilla colors/brightness for Light version
- Default version is now brighter than Full but not as much as Bright
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