LiteCraft Shader

LiteCraft Shaders — changelog

This pack started from LiteCraft v2.4 and was updated with new post-effects, a cleaner settings menu, and more realistic clouds.

Motion blur

• Added camera-based motion blur in the final pass.
• The world smears along real camera movement between this frame and the last one.
• The held item / first-person hand stays sharp.
• Huge jumps (teleport, dimension change) are clamped so the screen does not smear across the whole view.
• New controls:
  • Motion Blur on/off
  • Blur Strength (0.00–1.30)
  • Blur Samples (4 / 6 / 8 / 10)
• Cheap enough for low-end cards. Use 4 samples on a GT 730-class GPU, or turn it off.

Settings menu redesign

The main shader screen is no longer a pile of loose sliders. Options are grouped into folders:

• Shadows — sun shadows, soft shadows, resolution, distance, sun path, shadow floor
• Sky, Sun & Clouds — sun/moon, clouds, glow, sky color
• Light Brightness — day, night, ambient, torch
• Waving & Water — plants, waves, water glint
• Rays & Sparkle — god rays and snow sparkle
• Camera & Atmosphere — motion blur, vignette, fog
• Color Grading — exposure, white point, saturation, contrast

English and Persian labels were updated to match the new layout.

Quality profiles

• Potato — lightest. Shadows and motion blur off.
• Fast — default for weak GPUs. Soft 512 shadows, mild motion blur (strength 0.35, 4 samples).
• Balanced — 768 shadows, medium blur (0.50, 6 samples).
• Pretty — higher quality for stronger cards (0.70, 8 samples).

What did not change

• Still one shadow pass + one post pass, aimed at low-end GPUs (GT 730 / 2 GB class).
• End-dimension sky fix, circular sun/moon, god rays, water, snow sparkle, and color grading from the previous versions are still there.