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Glimmer

Glimmer is a Minecraft shaderpack designed to be simple and performant whilst maintaining a physically based and natural look.

Features

'Potato', 'Toaster', 'Integrated Graphics' and 'Dedicated Graphics' presets, designed to run on anything from your fridge to a NASA supercomputer.
Colored block lighting!
Distant Horizons & Voxy support!
Colorwheel support
'Infinite Ocean', adding water stretching out of render distance.
Complete LabPBR 1.3 compliance.
Shadows, using either the shadow map or approximated from the lightmap.
Screen space reflections and refractions.
Procedural 2D clouds.
Temporal filtering to reduce noise at low sample counts.
Bloom

OpenGL 4.3+ - macOS is not supported, nor is the Raspberry Pi. Most modern GPUs (integrated or dedicated) should work fine.
Iris 1.6+, OptiFine is not supported.

Andrew Hilmer, for his Shadertoy implementation of Sébastien Hillaire's 'A Scalable and Production Ready Sky and Atmosphere Rendering Technique'
Belmu - Reference code for SSR
Emin - Shadow bias calculation from Complementary
NinjaMike - Directional lightmapping method
sixthsurge - A decent amount of code reference from Photon
Null - Help porting in the atmospheric scattering code
As always, the members of the ShaderLABS Discord server who have helped me get this far learning how to do all this

Features

'Potato', 'Toaster', 'Integrated Graphics' and 'Dedicated Graphics' presets, designed to run on anything from your fridge to a NASA supercomputer.

Colored block lighting!

Distant Horizons & Voxy support!

Colorwheel support

'Infinite Ocean', adding water stretching out of render distance.

Complete LabPBR 1.3 compliance.

Shadows, using either the shadow map or approximated from the lightmap.

Screen space reflections and refractions.

Procedural 2D clouds.

Temporal filtering to reduce noise at low sample counts.

Bloom

Acknowledgements

Belmu - Reference code for SSR

Emin - Shadow bias calculation from Complementary

NinjaMike - Directional lightmapping method

sixthsurge - A decent amount of code reference from Photon

Null - Help porting in the atmospheric scattering code

As always, the members of the ShaderLABS Discord server who have helped me get this far learning how to do all this