PUREVFX Addon v0.0.3 for Minecraft Bedrock 1.21/26.50+

The PUREVFX Addon transforms static environments into living ones by leveraging the Bedrock Engine's scripting mechanisms, which become more powerful with every update, including the latest 26.40 (download/changelog). The addon doesnt require any configuration settings - all controls are managed through an interactive menu. Simply open the menu and customize the visual and audio effects to your liking

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Features:

1. In-game settings menu
2. Dynamic block-based fog
3. Volumetric clouds that take wind strength and direction into account
4. Shooting stars meteor showers, and the Northern Lights
5. Realistic splashes, droplets, and foam rings for water and lava
6. TNT explosion effects with sound physics in caves and underwater
7. Trail effects for footsteps and particles when blocks are destroyed
8. Butterflies near flowers, fireflies, and birds in flight.
9. Cold breath effect in snowy biomes
10. Ambient sounds of biomes, caves, and the wilderness
11. Blood splatter when attacked by creatures (disableable)

Sky and celestial phenomena:

Shooting stars and meteor showers have been added to Bedrock; a rainbow forms after a downpour. In cold regions, the northern lights shimer in shades of green and purple. Above the cloud layer, dynamic clouds of varying density are generated, changing shape depending on wind strength and direction. This is similar to a shader but is implemented via scripts.

Weather and World Reactions:

Depending on the biome and conditions, the PUREVFX Addon creates sandstorms in deserts heavy blizzards, or light drizzle. The fog system detects the type of block beneath your feet and adjusts visibility, ranging from morning mist over water to smog in swamps.

Water Effects:

When objects fall into the water they create a splash with flying droplets and ripples on the surface. Water sprays up from waterfalls and bubbles form as you swim around. You can see rays of light (sunbeams) and reflections on the bottom through the water.