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A cinematic and atmospheric visual pack for Minecraft Bedrock Edition, built around Vibrant Visuals/PBR and designed with scalable performance in mind.
RadiantBedrock enhances the visual atmosphere of Minecraft while keeping the original game's identity intact — Minecraft, but as if its lighting system received a major graphical upgrade.
✨ Lighting
🌅 Atmosphere & skies
🌫️ Fog & depth
💧 Enhanced water
🌙 Local lighting
🌑 Soft shadows
🎨 Color grading
🔧 PBR fallback settings
RadiantBedrock includes four visual profiles designed to scale the experience across different levels of hardware:
Focused on performance while retaining the core RadiantBedrock visual style.
The recommended balance between visual quality and performance.
Increased visual fidelity for systems with additional GPU headroom.
The maximum visual configuration, intended primarily for high-quality visual presentation and screenshots.
The presets progressively adjust parameters such as water waves and caustics, lighting, atmosphere and other visual settings.
RadiantBedrock's water system uses Vibrant Visuals water settings to provide:
Higher presets increase the complexity of the water simulation, with ULTRA using up to 28 wave octaves.
RadiantBedrock focuses heavily on the relationship between light, sky and environment.
The project includes:
The goal is a cinematic look without turning Minecraft into a completely different game.
Different light-emitting blocks receive their own lighting colors and types, allowing torches, lanterns, candles, end rods and other light sources to contribute differently to the atmosphere.
RadiantBedrock was designed with AMD Vega 8 integrated graphics as an important performance target.
The project does not require:
The pack is designed as a data-driven Minecraft Bedrock Vibrant Visuals resource pack, rather than a Java Edition GLSL shaderpack.
RadiantBedrock also serves as an experiment in AI-assisted graphics development.
The project was created to explore what modern AI-assisted development can produce for Minecraft Bedrock in August 2026, from the initial technical specification through project structure, implementation, quality presets and documentation.
However, the goal is not simply to say:
“An AI made this.”
The goal is to see what can actually be built, tested and refined when AI is used as a development tool.
The project follows a process of:
Specification → AI-assisted development → Static review → Packaging → Runtime testing → Visual testing → Refinement
The project specification explicitly prioritizes compatibility, stability, correct rendering and performance before additional visual effects.
Each preset contains its own manifest and configuration for atmosphere, color grading, fog, lighting, local lighting, PBR, shadows and water.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition with Vibrant Visuals support.
Enable Vibrant Visuals through Minecraft's video settings.
RadiantBedrock is intended for Windows PC and was developed around the Minecraft Bedrock 26.42 target described by the project files.
RadiantBedrock is an independent community project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Mojang Studios or Microsoft.
Minecraft and related trademarks belong to their respective owners.
RadiantBedrock does not redistribute the Minecraft client or vanilla game assets.
RadiantBedrock was developed with AI assistance as part of an experiment documenting AI-assisted graphics development in August 2026.
The project was subsequently reviewed and tested as part of the development process.
RadiantBedrock — From vanilla atmosphere to radiant worlds. 🚬🗿✨
This addon is for changing the sky when you use shaders, for when you don't like the End sky. It's not the best, but it gets rid of the static purple or gray look of the End when you have shaders on or night vision.
This addon is for changing the sky when you use shaders, for when you don't like the End sky. It's not the best, but it gets rid of the static purple or gray look of the End when you have shaders on or night vision.