Verlixia

DISCLAIMER!

Most of the Verlixia code is originally by Capt Tatsu in his BSL Shaders. Verlixia is a "fork" of BSL Shaders v8.3 / 10.1 with permission by Capt Tatsu himself. Credits to Capt Tatsu!

Verlixia!

Verlixia is a shaderpack based on BSL that adds/changes:

• Color toning: Warmer colors during the day but cooler colors during night time and storms!
• Better darkness: Nights and caves are more darker for realism, including storms.
• Wet reflections: Water is now reflective by default and now after it rains, blocks will have a shiny wet reflection!
• Multi-colored block lighting: Soul torches and redstone objects have their own colored glow, but is pretty subtle!
• Heat haze: A wavy effect when you are looking at things like lava, fire, torches or in a desert, savanna or the Nether!
• Wind gust system: Waving is now randomized and can be a little wavy up to wavy based off wind gust.
• New atmospherics: The End has an endless purple aurora in the sky and way more purple toned than BSL, the Moon has a more bluish tint than BSL too.
• Darkness effect rework, including desaturtion, film grain boost and a slight chromatic aberration effect, for horror effect.

Platforms, versions and hardware requirements

Verlixia can be ran with the Iris mod with Sodium and/or OptiFine, works best on Iris due to its modern architecture and Sodium integration. Verlixia can work also on many versions and subversions like BSL, this includes:

• 1.21.x (has been tested)
• 1.20.x
• 1.19.x
• 1.18.x
• 1.17.x
• 1.16.x
• 1.15.x
• 1.14.x
• 1.13.x
• 1.12.x
• 1.11.x
• 1.10.x
• 1.9.x
• 1.8.x

Verlixia is pretty demanding, more demanding than BSL so you will need these for your PC for High experiences on 1440p: