A shader that gives your world bold outlines and cartoon colors.
35.4 of the 43 points that apply = 82 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Karma Shader Cartoon Style is a cel-shaded shaderpack that gives Minecraft a stylized, animated-film look, replacing realistic rendering with flat-painted colors and clean outlines. Its lighting divides sunlight, shadows, and block light into selectable toon bands, while scene-tinted ink outlines trace block edges and silhouettes. Water has flat-painted colors, animated white foam along shorelines, and a painted sun gleam; skies feature gradient backdrops, a crisp haloed sun, and flat-shaded voxel clouds. The Nether is rendered with a crimson vault, a breathing lava orb encircled by drawn rings, and ink-rimmed smoke, while the End features a rotating galaxy crown, aurora ribbons, and a drawn portal window into the void. Shader settings let players choose two, three, or four lighting bands, adjust or disable outline thickness and strength, and posterize screen luminance for a flatter painted appearance.
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Changes how the game looks: 14 shader programs, for the Nether and the End. Draws its own shadows, water, sky and clouds.
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Modpacks that include Karma Shader Cartoon Style in at least one of their versions, most downloaded first.
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