Installation
Ok, it's simple enough, actually it's really easy!
1. Download the mod.
2. Extract the contents to a folder on your desktop to make things easier.
3. (Optional) To change and tweak shaders that will be installed go to shaders\mods\shaders\content\files\shaders
4. Run the installer. (Make sure to have Minecraft closed and to not have minecraft.jar open with 7zip)
5. Ta-da done and dusted. Enjoy!
6. (Optional) To quickly change the shaders without running the installer, go into the minecraft.jar and find a folder called shaders. Just swap the files to your liking. ^^
-DrHaggizBlonde
Gameplay
Blue-Void screen
Symptoms
- Blocks & Inventory not rendered (Inventory items appear black)
- Blocks can still be broken (only rendering problems)
- Screen entirely black/blue/white
Fixes
Look directly at the ground when opening your inventory, the items SHOULD no longer be black. (Unproven)
Incorrect Texture Render
Symptoms
- Most blocks appear grey
- Grass blocks, leaf blocks and grass appears green
Fixes
installing Optifine and then the shaders helps fix this problem-Unknown person
Try using the smooth version or multi core, but i think that "A" version will work also!-Unknown person
AFTER DOING ALL OF THIS YOU MUST GO INGAME AND EQUIP AN ENCHANTED WEAPON OR GOLDEN APPLE! DOING SO WILL CAUSE ALL THINGS TO BE RENDERED!-Unknown person(PROVEN FOR REAL)
-Unknown person(added on so it REALLY worked :D)
Incorrect Water Render
Symptoms
- Water has glitchy spots
Fixes
delete your .minecraft do a backup if you want,install optifine hd a3 without the modloader the
optifine can be downloaded /here then install the shaders and bumpmap here's how to bump map enter minecraft and every block should be white/grey it doesn't matter close minecraft reinstall optifine reinstall the shaders and bump map again and you should be great to go!!!
Double-Vision
Symptoms
- Screen appears double-rendered (seeing doubles)
Fixes
This problem has only appeared to those using NVidia 560 cards with the latest BETA drivers. Downgrade to the latest STABLE drivers.
OR it can be caused by mods
Changing Shader Settings
Ok, I've seen numorous requests on how to do this.
1. Open final.fsh located in your minecraft.jar or the installer folder. (Look at installing shaders)
2. Where it says #define SHADER_NAME_HERE put a // in foront of it. So it looks like this:
- //#define DOF
3. Save and close final.fsh
4. If you do everything correct then it should work fine.
-DrHaggizBlonde