Oceano Shaders 1.21 / 1.20

Minecraft debuted in late 2011. Since then, little has changed visually. It’s unchanged since its release. Most of the patches since then have improved gameplay. Resource and shader packs were the only community support for the graphics. Shaders Oceano is one. It doesn’t play with textures, but it improves various game features. Shader pack names suggest what they touch in Minecraft. He focuses on lighting, reflections, and refraction. The consequences above water are immediate. Water reflections are more noticeable. With a mirror effect, water surfaces look more like genuine water. Oceano Shader improves shadows in the game. Object shadows are rounder. The finer borders make it easier to identify the shadow’s source. This applies to all game objects and things, from blocks to grass. Both have smoother shadows. Oceano Shaders also correct shadow projection relative to light sources. Correct shadow projection opposing the light source. This includes sunshine shadows.

Clouds improved similarly to shadows. Additionally to shadows and clouds, the shader pack affects all light bodies. Torches, bonfires, hot rocks, etc. These objects have better lighting. Compared to Minecraft light, the light is warmer and yellower. Look at light passing through windows to see this. When seeing items from afar, light seems yellow. Less dispersion, less hazy distant objects, and more relaxed light. What Oceano Shaders don’t do matters. Stays away from game textures. Remember that shader and source packs are different. Shader packs improve realism by altering several crucial game elements, while resource packs mostly influence textures. Nothing has changed in terms of textures, but lighting and other enhancements make things look nicer. It doesn’t boost resolution either. It’s not the most realistic shader set, but it improves game graphics. Oceano Shaders works well with other resource packs that affect other game characteristics. Enhanced texture resolution resource packs function nicely with it. Oceano Shaders lower frame rates, therefore older systems may perform worse.