Pixel Perfect Shaders

A shader that improves visuals without interrupting gameplay

A windswept savanna combining with a jungle on the side of a cliff. Terrain generated with Terralith

A crimson and warped forest enclose a lava lake with a nether fortress in the distance

A house standing near a river

An underwater warm ocean valley.

Mesa and desert biomes split across the middle. Terrain generated with Terralith.

An End City in the End Islands

A lush cave forms a crevice, allowing lava to flow freely. Screenshot taken with Fast GI turned on.

Snowy peaks and a grove clash with a jungle, creating a birch forest and plains in the valley between.

Description

Pixel Perfect is a Minecraft shader designed from scratch with two main goals:

Aesthetics with Function: It revamps the vanilla look while maintaining gameplay, focusing on color and functionality. Unlike other shaders that are mainly eye candy, Pixel Perfect aims to be a viable replacement for Minecraft's default visuals.
Cool Toys: This shader has lots of unique features and small enhancements, from invisibility distortion to streamer mode lighting to custom colorgrading (upload your own LUTs if you're tech-savvy enough).

A selection of some of the features Pixel Perfect has to offer:

Choose the amount of vanilla you want in your shader from three presets.

Nearly every value and shader effect can be tweaked, from contrast to wind speed to invisibility distortion.

If you have Python, a custom script allows you to upload and configure your own colorgrading profiles.

Rather than blowing randomly, foliage gets affected by individual gusts of wind traveling in different directions.

Choose between several Darkness Options, including Hardcore Darkness and Streamer Mode.
Much, much more (see all of this shader's features in the changelog).

Some screenshots use terrain generated with Terralith.