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Mirai Shaders (1.18)

Mirai Shaders is a collection of new configurations for Minecraft 1.18 aimed at developing the environment towards improved realism. And while the shader doesn't claim to be the most realistic of the Bedrock Edition shaders, it does add a lot of customizable features to make the world environment look incredible.

By: bambosan

Volumetric Clouds:

It starts with this - Mirai Shaders change ordinary clouds into something alive. Finding the differences will take you a few seconds, take a look at the screenshots and then watch the video where the clouds move and change.

YT Showcase:

Usually, realistic clouds in Minecraft are a moving picture, a simple cubemap. In Mirai, the sky has an extraordinary life: clouds can combine, dissolve and form again.

Custom Fog:

Moving on, the shader brings in a small settings file responsible for some of the effects. For example, fog is customizable, including range, transparency, chroma.



Other than fog, here's what you can customize based on your experience and preference for how this or that element should look.

How to adjust?

Follow the path and open the common.glsl file (Mirai-Shaders-BE.mcpack\Mirai-Shaders-BE\shaders\glsl)

Enable/Disable:

Adjustable Variable:

How to install the Mirai Shaders?

1. Download the shder and open it using the game.
2. Go to the world or game settings and activate the pack.