It's designed for decent performing computers. The only difference is that some block models are altered to feature less elements. It features all blocks, items and textures Default 3D High does. Models in this pack also features 'smooth edges', this makes all textures of all faces of a model connect seamlessly with its adjacent faces, creating an eye-pleasing gameplay experience.ĭefault 3D Medium is a great alternative for both Low and High, hence the word 'medium'. In comparison, it lacks a few block models and features pack-specific block models. Considering it's derived from Default 3D High. This will load it and apply it to Minecraft.All latest versions for 1.15 / 1.16 are available at the official website: S o many different pack versions! What pack do I choose?īelow are the specifications of each pack individually.ĭefault 3D Low would be your way to go when the computer you're using isn't that powerful. Over here, find the pack you just added, and just click its name. Once you’re on the main menu, navigate to Options > Video Settings and click the ‘Shader Packs’ tab. Now click Play and wait for the game to launch. You’re all set! Open up your Minecraft Launcher, make sure it selects the Iris Shaders & Sodium profile, which it should be on by default. If you already have this folder, just add AstraLex or any other shaderpack you like to the folder now. If this is your first time installing shaderpacks, you want to right-click and create a new folder called shaderpacks, all lower case. Among all the folders you see should be a folder called.
Navigate to your search bar and type in %appdata%, and click the folder that appears, or hit Enter on your keyboard. Once you’ve downloaded the shaders, do NOT unzip or unpack the file.
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