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Research shaders in Minecraft #134

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acs opened this issue Aug 8, 2020 · 1 comment
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Research shaders in Minecraft #134

acs opened this issue Aug 8, 2020 · 1 comment

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acs commented Aug 8, 2020

With shaders you can change how all is rendered in Minecraft. For example, is the way to go for implementing new effects like a more realistic water. Let's understand the limits of shaders in Minecraft and howto create and use them.

Let's start from #101 (comment) and put the focus in https://optifine.net/home.

The goal is to use GLSL shaders to modify MC rendering. And the final goal is to understand how all of this could be use to implement Ray Tracing in Minecraft.

One of the goals is to understand the architectural changes in Minecraft RT.

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acs commented Aug 12, 2020

In the spectator mode there are already shaders: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Shaders

A nice interesting feature.

And also, you can change the view of the main player to panoramic (a kind of fish eye).

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