A drifting aerial camera view with wide-angle distortion and soft haze.
34.4 of the 41 points that apply = 84 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
360W is a lightweight post-processing shader that gives Minecraft the look of footage from a drifting, stabilized aerial camera rather than changing the game’s lighting. Procedural motor-like vibration, wind drift, gust responses, and slight camera tilts make the view move as though a drone is correcting for environmental movement. Its camera effects include gentle wide-angle barrel distortion, edge-focused chromatic aberration and vignette, depth-aware cool haze over distant scenery, and compressed highlights for a softer outdoor image. Subtle procedural sensor grain changes over time, completing the impression of captured video rather than a perfectly clean game image. The shader is designed as a lightweight visual overlay, using depth-aware effects and a single composite pass rather than a full rendering replacement.
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Changes how the game looks: 5 shader programs, the dimensions are not stated in the pack.
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Modpacks that include 360W in at least one of their versions, most downloaded first.
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