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From a distance, they're possibly the best shaders out there for oceans, though it does look a little stranger with smaller bodies of water. That's the best-looking Minecraft screenshot I've ever seen.ДЄs the title might suggest, Oceano Shaders give Minecraft's water surfaces a much-needed makeover. I mean seriously, look at that screenshot. There's no denying Continuum's beauty, though. Particularly if you plan on going into the Nether for a spot of potion making or Netherite mining. If you're after a shader pack that looks amazing in motion and allows you to get on with building a cool castle or tower, then maybe you should give this one a pass. The way I'd put it to you is this: if you want an amazingly good-looking screenshot that makes your Minecraft world look like it came out of a world-class modelling or animation studio, Continuum is what you should use. You'll definitely want to run this with Sodium and IrisShaders to get the most performance, but even that may not be enough unless you've got a very powerful PC. Continuum puts a lot of emphasis on its authentic lighting effects, and it shows.Д«ut - and it's a big but - in terms of optimisation, Continuum falls a bit short compared to many other Minecraft shaders on this list. I waxed lyrical earlier about the stupendous beauty of BSL Shaders, but Continuum Shaders might just have it beat for pure screenshot exquisiteness. Right, here's the thing about Continuum Shaders. Though you can of course use this shader pack alongside any texture pack you desire.

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The download also comes with a Complementary Resource Pack, to be used alongside the shaders if you so desire. A great choice for showing off your latest house build. Extremely performant, and with just as much opportunity for customization as BSL, whether you choose BSL or Complementary comes purely down to preference. Piggy-backing off the brilliance and success of the previous shader pack on this list, Complementary Shaders is an offshoot of BSL Shaders, designed to be 'as issueless as possible'. The fact that Minecraft can look this good and still run at a solid 60 FPS on a decent rig just blows my mind. It actually runs a little better for me on my (high-end) rig than the other 'go-to' shaders on this list (Sildur's and SEUS). You might expect that such stonking pulchritude comes at the cost of lower frames, but. Plus, you can turn on World Curvature for some wonderfully unique screenshots. Everything included here, from the amazing depth of field effects to the crisp lighting, the beautiful water reflections, and the fluffy far-off clouds utterly transport you to a place that you could almost imagine to be Minecraft 2.0. In fact, when all's said and done, this is the shader pack that I always go back to for my own survival worlds, as well as any Minecraft servers I frequent.