Brixel 1.0 256x
Added 2021-05-25 00:31:45 +0000 UTCBrixel 1.0 256x for Minecraft Java Edition.
In order to work, Brixel requires installation of the newest version of Optifine, as well as one of the shaders mentioned below.
Please make sure that you follow the installation instructions that come together with your pack. Your gaming experience may be unsatisfactory if you won’t follow those instructions.
You may also follow the tutorial video for installation of Brixel: https://youtu.be/zVvscKZRwOU
The resource pack comes in two versions, each of which supporting different shader:
<<<Brixel PTGI>>>
Works exclusively with SEUS PTGI HRR Test 2.1 and above. This is where Brixel shows its full potential, bringing best visuals and utilizing mechanics unique to SEUS PTGI shader. This pack is more resource demanding for the PC, but still keeps ~40 FPS on an above-average gaming setup.
Bear in mind though, the SEUS PTGI shader is not for free. If you are not willing to subscribe to shader's author, you can always use Brixel 1.0 BSL version, which runs on a shader that's available for free.
This version is for those that:
- Want the best looks of Brixel, in ray tracing style,
- Like the “satin” finish of the bricks,
- Want the smoothest finish on brick surfaces,
- Have a more decent PC,
- Don’t mind paying for the shader at least once.
<<<Brixel BSL>>>
Works exclusively with BSL Shaders v8.0.01 and above. BSL is currently one of the best looking shaders out there, and it works great with Brixel. This version has different, but still great aesthethics, that are by no means worse than those in PTGI version. This pack works very efficient, keeping ~60 FPS on an above-average gaming setup, which makes that most of the users shouldn’t have any problem with running it. You can use this version with other non- ray tracing shaders as well, with some tweaks in options.
The BSL shader is available for free.
This version is for those that:
- Want the great looks of Brixel, without ray tracing style,
- Like the “glossy” finish of the bricks,
- Have a more average PC,
- Prefer not to pay for the shader.
You get access to both PTGI and BSL versions - see attached files.
Comments
Glad to hear that it works! New tools are coming in few days. I will start with animals when Optifine starts supporting shaders for 1.17.
Wabbabrick
2021-06-24 09:34:13 +0000 UTCyeah.. .the problem was 1.17. optifine for it doesn't support shaders yet. I figured that stuff out in 1.16.4 and it looks pretty darn cool. Can't wait to see you lego up more stuff in the game (animals? weapons?)
totora bailey
2021-06-24 09:32:15 +0000 UTCAlso make sure that «normal maps» is set to «on» in «shaders» menu.
Wabbabrick
2021-06-24 00:38:06 +0000 UTCMake sure that "Advanced materials" is turned ON in "video settings -> shaders -> shader options -> material" and that "Parallax Occlusion Mapping" is turned ON in "video settings -> shaders -> shader options -> material -> parallax"
Wabbabrick
2021-06-24 00:36:29 +0000 UTCHello! :) Try this:
Wabbabrick
2021-06-24 00:36:24 +0000 UTCno shinyness, no depth..
totora bailey
2021-06-24 00:35:22 +0000 UTCUhm... my game looks nothing like this? I installed optifine and bsl for 1.16 and it's.. .flat. Drab. I can see it looks like lego plates, but it's all flat.
totora bailey
2021-06-24 00:35:10 +0000 UTC
