FL Shader v1.3 for Minecraft Bedrock 26.20.26+

Have you ever looked up at the night sky in Minecraft and thought something was missing? I worked on this for a long time, reworked it about five times, and finally arrived at what I wanted from the very beginning - a vibrant atmosphere exactly what any shader for Minecraft Bedrock 26.20 should have.

By: FerousQ

Changes by FL Shader:

Sky and lighting during twilight hours-Dawn is warm and slightly misty. Sunset is rich, with soft orange transitions and no harsh edges. Night: Moonlight now realistically falls on the surface, casting barely noticeable shadows, and the stars look alive, rather than just dots on a texture as is usually the case in other shaders. But this is Vibrant Visuals, so don't expect RTX-level graphics from it.

List of features:

• Volumetric clouds with shadows moving in real time
• Smooth sky gradient without harsh transitions
• Foggy haze at the horizon
• Stars of varying brightness with twinkling
• Soft, blurred shadow edges
• Bluish moonlight at night
• Sunlight changes angle and saturation throughout the day
• Warm, diffused glow around torches
• Waves on the water
• Reflection of the sky in the water
• Light glare underwater
• Ambient occlusion in the corners of blocks to create a sense of depth
• Swaying grass and leaves

Other:

I intentionally left the gameplay visibility untouched, so there is no pitch-black darkness, blinding glare, etc. Mobs are visible, blocks are visible, everything is in place just like vanilla. But also, this isn't photorealism for the sake of screenshots; the FL Shader was created to make an ordinary evening feel a little more real. And finally, it works on Bedrock; I tested it on a phone and a PC, and there's almost no performance drop.