
A shader that blankets your world in snow for a wintery look.
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Snowimagined is a winter-focused edit of Complementary Reimagined that gives Minecraft worlds a snowy appearance, including forests, hills, mangrove swamps, and scenes at night or in rain. Snow can appear on a wide range of surfaces, including block entities such as chests and player heads, as well as translucent blocks like stained glass and ice; it also forms gradients along the sides of grass, path, and mycelium blocks. Snow is absent near light sources and beneath most overhead blocks, while light melts it away; emissive blocks still shine through snow, and snowy surfaces have reflective PBR properties. Shader settings let players adjust snow transparency, noise intensity and resolution, the radius in which light melts snow, and how much snow desaturates the environment.
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Changes how the game looks: 26 shader programs, for the Overworld, the Nether and the End. Draws its own shadows, water, sky, clouds and weather.
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