Shaders Utils

Published by _Spectrall on
Supported MCreator versions
2021.3
2022.1
2022.2
2022.3
2023.1
2023.2
2023.3
2023.4
2024.1
2024.2
2024.3
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Procedures
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Shaders Utils
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Upvotes: 41
About the plugin

Shaders Utils plugin is available for 
Forge: 1.14.4, 1.15.2, 1.16.5, 1.17.1, 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.1
NeoForge: 1.20.1, 1.20.4, 1.20.6, 1.21.1
Fabric: Not possible at the moment

How to install

Please check https://mcreator.net/wiki/understand-plugins#toc-index-1 for installation guide.

Info

Shaders Utils is a plugin that allows you to apply a custom shader or a minecraft shader in minecraft, the plugin currently adds 10 new procedures to MCreator. It's simple to apply a shader, just select from the procedures menu the procedure called "Load shader with on player tick trigger" if you want to apply one shader, if you want to apply more select the procedure "Load multiple shader with on player tick trigger" and remember to set the trigger to "on player tick update". The procedures for applying the shaders are particular, they work with certain controls so I recommend that you always use the template and don't report a bug if Minecraft crashes with a procedure created without using the template. Others information: You must always compare the "get shader group" (avaiable for versions below 1.16.5, included) procedure with the null procedure otherwise it will give you an error, the same thing goes for the procedure "is the shader active" from 1.17.1 (included) onwards. Shaders must be triggered by either player or procedure ticks and shaders must be activated and deactivated in the same procedure to work properly.

Minecraft Shaders List: here

Example (you can find this procedure in the procedure templates):

This procedure shows how to apply a shader of your choice via a condition that you place yourself ("your condition" is a place holder). The folder where I recommend saving your custom shaders is mod_id:shaders/your_shader.json. To create and put files in this folder you must create it by hand or via MCreator (if you know how to do it) or otherwise go to the workspace files (when you have opened your mod with MCreator select the Workspace bar and click on "open workspace folder") then go to src -> main -> resources -> assets -> mod_id -> and here you can create your folder and paste your shader. You can also apply a shader that is already present in Minecraft (just see the list I mentioned above).

Other Explanations:


This procedure allows you to apply an existing minecraft monster shader by selecting it one from this list: (creeper, enderman, spider).


This procedure allows you to temporarily deactivate/reactivate the shader (it can also be done in game by clicking the f4 key).


This procedure can tell you whether a shader is active or not, if the value it returns is null then there are no active shaders otherwise if it doesn't return null there are active shaders


This procedure allows you to change the size of the screen (useful for making very strange effects), it's reset by removing the shader.

Example in game:

Click here to see the example

 

My Other Plugins:

- Minecraft Forge 1.12.2 Java Edition Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.14.4 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.15.2 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.16.5 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.17.1 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.18.2 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.19.2 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft Forge 1.19.4 Java Edition/Datapack Generator

- Minecraft NeoForge 1.20.4 Java Edition/Datapack Generator 

Contributing

You are welcome to support this project by opening pull requests.

Changelog

Upcoming Release

- 1.12.2 Support with 2021.2 support?

V1.5.3 - Shaders Utils

- 2024.4 support

- NeoForge 1.21.1 Support

V1.5.2 - Shaders Utils

- 2024.2/2024.3 support

- NeoForge 1.20.6 Support

V1.5.1 - Shaders Utils

- 2024.1 support

V1.5 - Shaders Utils

- 2024.1 support

- NeoForge 1.20.4 Support

V1.4.2 - Shaders Utils

- NeoForge 1.20.4 Support

V1.4.1 - Shaders Utils

- Better english translations

- Improved and fixed procedures template

V1.4 - Shaders Utils

- 2022.2, 2022.1, 2021.3 support

- Improved procedures template

V1.3.1 - Shaders Utils

- Fixed plugin description

V1.3 - Shaders Utils

- Added missing procedures to other generators

- Improved templates

- Improved plugin.json file

- Added support for MCreator 2023.x

- Other Improvements

V1.2.2 - Shaders Utils

- Added support for MCreator 2023.3

V1.2.1 - Shaders Utils

- Added NeoForge Compatibility

V1.2 - Shaders Utils

- Bug Fix

- Added 2 procedure templates for loading multiple effects that apply shaders

V1.1.2 - Shaders Utils

- Fix Procedure Template

V1.1.1 - Shaders Utils

- Fix Procedures Template

V1.1 - Shaders Utils

- Added 1.20.1 support

- Fix Warning Translation

V1.0 - Shaders Utils

- Release of Shaders Utils plugin.

Project members
Lead developer
License
GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3)

Plugin downloads
V1.5.3 - 2024.1+ [Latest] [Recommended] - shaders-utils-1.5.3_0.zip Uploaded on: 11/05/2024 - 17:34   File size: 101.44 KB
V1.4.2 - 2023.4 and below [Latest] [Recommended] - shaders-utils-1.4.2.zip Uploaded on: 04/07/2024 - 18:26   File size: 97.64 KB

Comments

Currently updating my mod with some more "juice", and your plugin really helped me out. Thank you for providing us with such opportunity!

shader location with .json crashes Minecraft, without - don't work

Sorry that I'm like the 100th person to ask this but, I want to make it so that when a player has a potion effect (that they get from eating food) it gives them a shader effect, but when it runs out it removes it. how could I do this?

For some odd reasons, Minecraft says it cannot find the .json file even so I wrote the location correctly.

Nevermind, I figured it out. Apparently, Mojang decided to remove the builtin shaders from minecraft in 1.20.6, so now you have to either take them from an older version and change the files manually to make them point to your directory, or stop using them.