Realistic Water Waves for Minecraft Bedrock 26.0+

Static and flat water in Minecraft Bedrock can be replaced with something more realistic, which is usually included in many shaders by default. Realistic Water Waves is a separate pack that works as a way to make water in MCPE 26.10 more lively without putting a serious load on the system.

By: Anima

Realistic Water Waves Features:

• Active waves with 16 octaves of detail for smooth relief.
• Caustic effect (sun glare) at the bottom of water bodies.
• Particles and sediment to create water turbidity.
• Dynamic current direction that constantly changes.
• Support for current versions of the Bedrock engine.

How the ocean changes:

Water will no longer be just a blue block and will take on actual shape. Script settings work with depth and frequency of oscillations so the surface looks more textured. Overall the new water creates the effect of a real current or sea breeze.

Attention to detail:

Particles such as suspended sediments, chlorophyll and organic matter float inside the water. This gives the water a slightly murky and natural look plus caustics are included which are light reflections on the bottom of real seas.

Requirements:

1. Minimum memory requirement - 4-6 GB RAM.
2. Scripts are optimized for version 1.21.80 and above.
3. High animation speed doesnt interfere with performance.