Dynamic Horizons is the first shader made by NoLifeKing85.

I attempted to make my first shader, took inspiration of the visual cues that many other shaders had, and went with this feature set:

Shadow-map based on sun/moon position, with support for coloured glass
Dynamic block light (Like lava flickering and other light sources)
Raytraced water reflections (Reflections, refractions, waves)
Improvements to rain, to make it fit the other shader functions (refractions and glint)
When it rains, the ground gets wet based on the wetness-property, and will occasionally reflect the world around it a bit.
Reflective materials (ice, metals and ore) (kinda buggy though)
Foliage that moves (everyone has it, why shouldn't I?)
Holding items that emit lights will light up the area around you as well
Lens droplets (when it rains, some droplets will form on the screen, got some weird bugs with it..)
Lens flares! (Sorry, but this is not a Transformers movie, but we still got lens flares)
God Rays (which shader is complete without them? They look so nice!)
Underwater filter, shows some distortion and different tint to make it feel like you're under water
Bloom (well.. it kinda brightens stuff and makes light glow, it looks pretty)
Storm Grade! (Another weather effect, will darken the screen and remove some colour and add a tint)
Vignette (I just slapped it on there, because it kinda fitted)

Works with Iris both in NeoForge and Fabric

Note: This does not work well on potato devices.

I tried on my work computer that uses an Intel iGPU, and it could muster 24fps at most..

NLK's Dynamic Horizons