BSL Shaders 1.18, 1.18.1 → 1.17
- Minecraft versions: 1.18.1 – 1.18 – 1.17.1 – 1.17 – 1.16.5 – 1.16 – 1.15.2 – 1.15 – 1.14.4 – 1.14 – 1.13.2 – 1.13 – 1.12.2 – 1.12 – 1.11.2 – 1.11 – 1.10.2 – 1.10 – 1.9.4 – 1.9 – 1.8.9 – 1.8
- Author: CaptTatsu
Meanwhile, there are some Minecraft Shaders, which are mainly known for extreme graphics, but BSL Shaders 1.18 → 1.17 has a different approach. CaptTatsu, the creator of the pack, wants to improve Minecraft foremost. Meanwhile he has already released more than seven development versions and with every update the shading gets a bit better. Basically the BSL shader works for every Minecraft version and it doesn’t matter if you play the Nether update or an older game version. The only important thing is to make sure you have the correct OptiFine edition installed.
Technically, you can use BSL Shaders with almost any graphics card. So it doesn’t matter if you are using Windows, Mac, Linux or any other operating system. To come back to the topic of graphics cards: Officially an NVIDIA GeForce GTX750 or better is required. But this is only a guideline. For example, most Mac devices use Intel Graphics, which are also fully compatible. Unlike other packs, the BSL Shader is relatively simple and uses few resources. You probably won’t get an extreme FPS boost, but also no performance drops. It’s best if you try the pack yourself.
Graphical features
But now you will also learn about the graphical features, which are probably the most exciting aspects. Basic functions like more realistic water or a more realistic sky are of course included. Even the clouds can be customized. For me these features definitely belong to a good shader. Furthermore, the anti-aliasing effect is used, which makes the blocks look smoother. This special atmosphere is complemented by better shadow and light effects. As a result, you will notice a significant difference, especially in sunlight or torches. Ultimately, many different factors make BSL Shaders so popular.
All in all, you’ll feel much more comfortable in Minecraft after downloading and installing. In other words, BSL Shaders could be described as an Instagram Filter that makes your selfie look different. Finally built-in color options give you unique customization options.
BSL Shaders – Screenshots
BSL Shader Download
- Install OptiFine and start Minecraft.
- Start Minecraft and go to “Options” –> “Video Settings” –> “Shaders” and open the Shader folder.
- Download the BSL and copy it into the Shader folder.
- Activate the shader and enjoy the new look!
🔔 Please note:
FAQ
After installing Optifine, move the BSL shader file into your shader packs folder. In the Minecraft options you can select the pack.
Almost all shaders work with any Minecraft version. The creator recommends version 1.8 or higher.
Go to Graphics options > Details > Enable clouds.
Anyone else game keep crashing with the shader
I love this shaders
optifine reads as zip not a program installer
You need to open Optifine with the Java program. This is because it is a JAR file.
ru kidding???
I have noticed something wrong with BSL shader, however. I was using High and Ultra settings, but the problem is independent of these settings, unless you allow water to only reflect the sun/moon and the sky. If reflection is set to full, there is some bug going on with the reflections. It is easiest to see, when standing under a tree or something and turning water normal off. The normal reflections are all fine. But in the case that there are blocks directly above the player near a water surface, then a reflection of the blocks above will appear on the water surface in the distance. I did some testing and the only possibility I currently see is that this is either an inherent bug in the shader code or intentional (which I think is less likely). However, the issue is present in older versions as well. In my testing, I found that the problem is easiest to see if you build a small platform 2x2x2 about two blocks above water and look at it from a distance. If you are slightly above the platform, only the *correct reflection shows up. But if you go slightly lower, the second *reflection will show up and will appear to be behind the platform on the water surface. Depending on the angle, you can make it look like the second *reflection stretches all the way to the horizon. The second thing I found out is that if you level the player camera directly above the water, the second *reflection will assume the same position as the correct reflection.
Thanks for the detailed description of the problem. I have forwarded your comment to the developer.
My computer for bsl– huh! easy
my computer for astralex— huh! noo plss
my computer: if you download this I will explode
i love that
do you have shaders for bedrock
No. BSL is only for Java.