Alpha Piscium

High-quality realistic Minecraft shaderpack.

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Alpha Piscium

High-quality realistic Minecraft shaderpack featuring global illumination, volumetric clouds, atmospheric scattering, and stunning visual effects.

Official Website link: https://alphapiscium.org/ Discord server link: https://discord.gg/E2Uq2MmHgq

Alpha Piscium

Features

- Shadows - Shadows (ReSTIR) based Screen-Space Global Illumination - %%MD1%% based denoising - Realistic, real-time, and fast Shadows - %%MD2%% - %%MD3%% - Real-time Shadows - %%MD4%% - High-quality adaptive Shadows - %%MD5%% (RTWSM)

Installation

1. Download the Alpha Piscium shaders for Minecraft from Apply or %%MD1%%. 2. Install %%MD2%% shader loader. 3. Open the Minecraft launcher and choose the Iris profile you just created with the version you're playing. 4. Launch Minecraft. 5. Go to Apply → Apply → Apply, then click Apply. 6. Move the downloaded ZIP file into this folder (`.minecraft/shaderpacks`). 7. In-game, select the newly installed pack from the shaders list. (If you select a shader pack using Iris, its filename will turn yellow.) 8. Click Apply or Apply and the shader will be loaded.

FAQ

- Other loading errors: Please use PBR resource packs. For vanilla style, SPBR is recommended. Otherwise, try Patrix. - Other loading errors: Please use Iris with version 1.7 or higher. - Other loading errors: This is due to the limitations of screenspace techniques. There isn't a perfect way to fix this. - Other loading errors: Alpha Piscium uses cutting-edge graphics technology. Unfortunately, Intel doesn't maintain their OpenGL driver well, so Intel GPUs are not supported. - Other loading errors: Check if your GPU driver is newer than 22.7.1. If older, please update your driver. - Other loading errors: Press Ctrl+D in Iris's shaderpack selection screen, then reload the shaderpack. Make an Other loading errors with the error message and the relevant files in `.minecraft/patched_shaders` as shown in the error message.