BBEPC Shaders 1.19.1 → 1.7 (Beyond Belief Shaders)
Created way back in 2015 by Daniel Rodriguez Moya, the BBEPC Shaders Pack (short for Beyond Belief Engine PC) is a wonderful Shader pack that emphasizes in providing quality weather effects and cinematic effects like Depth of Field (DOF). Although the pack was abandoned by the original owner, Username Dakotah2468 continued the project and improved it quite a lot with complete permission from the owner.
What the BBEPC Shaders Pack is About
Wet effect
- Emphasizing weather effects, the BBEPC Shader pack creates an effect of wetness to the ground and surface when it rains.
Motion Blur
- The Shader pack provides advanced motion blur effects that are suitable for quick movements and will make Minecraft more similar to FPS games.
Improved Water
- One of the focuses of the Shader pack is to improve water by giving it a physics-based movement, enhancing its clarity, and adding various effects like light refraction and landscape and sky reflection among many others.
Gentle and Natural-looking Lighting
- The BBEPC Shader mod provides one of the best lighting detail we have seen in a Shader pack as it features a realistic level of lighting for both night and day.
Gorgeous Weather and Storm Effect
- One of the many highlights of this Shader pack is its absolutely wonderful effects on stormy weather. When there is a storm, the area will be covered with fog, the rain will become absolutely heavy, the ground will be wet and muddy, and visibility will be so low that it becomes more challenging. The way it should be!
Depth of Field
- One feature of this pack is the depth of field which gives it a solid cinematic effect by blurring everything outside point of view and focusing only on what the user is looking at. Although very beautiful and perfect for taking screenshots and cinematics, it is very taxing on the PC and is better left for high-end PCs.
Calm Waving of Grass and Leaves
- Waving flora and foliage in Shaders is a bit common nowadays, but this pack features smooth waves that are very relaxing and calming on the eyes.
Added Features
~Wet Effect (reflections off tiles when it rains)
~Dimension specific edits
~Toggles for almost everything
~Volumetric clouds
~Motion blur
~A more gentle and natural-seeming coloration of lighting both day and night
~Improved water
~Slower waving leaves and moving clouds
~Celshading
~custom_box from bbvr
~Tonemaps from bbvr
BBEPC Shaders — Installation Guide
To install the BBEPC Shader Pack, you must first make sure to have the latest Graphics drive installed in your system and have either the Optifine mod or the GLSL Shader mod installed. To properly install the Shader pack, follow the steps below.
- Download and install Optifine Mod.
- Run Minecraft with the required mod at least once to generate the necessary folder.
- Download the Shader pack from below.
- Copy the downloaded file and paste it to the Shaderpacks folder inside the Minecraft directory.
- Activate the Shader inside Minecraft by going to Settings > Video Settings > Shaderpacks.
- Enjoy.
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