AF-TrulyDefault

AziFy: Truly Default

The AziFy Truly Default Shader, enhances the classic vanilla look of Minecraft. It tries to focus on being lightweight while delivering ultra-realistic visuals.

Supports Android, iOS, and Windows

[!Warning] This is an experimental repository.

   

Turn Off by Default Features

 

Installation

[!NOTE] Shaders are not officially supported on Minecraft Bedrock. The following are unofficial ways to load shaders.

Linux: mcpelauncher-manifest

1. Extract material.bin files from shader mcpack / build materials manually
2. Move these files to data root mcpelauncher/versions/1.20.x/assets/renderer/materials/. (Make sure to backup all files in this folder first)
3. Import the resource pack and activate it in global resources.

Windows:

1. Use BetterRenderDragon to enable MaterialBinLoader.
2. Import the resource pack and activate it in global resources.

Android:

1. Install Patched Minecraft App
2. Import the resource pack and activate it in global resources.

 

How To Customize?

This is an Experimental Customization

Android:

Requirements:

• Download Termux.
• Download MT manager.

STEP 1:

• Open Termux and run pkg install openjdk-17 git
• Get the clone of this repository: https://github.com/Aziangelo/<REPONAME>.git
• Setup build environment: ./setup.sh
• run cd <REPONAME>

STEP 2:

• Open MT manager.
• Click the menu and then click the 3dots (...)
• Click Add local storage
• Find termux and click on it then click use this folder

STEP 3:

• Now Open termux folder and open AFnatural/include/azify
• Open shader_inputs.glsl
• Now you can edit there and customize however you want.

STEP 4:

• After FINISHED.
• build the shader using ./build.sh
• if you wanted to build only terrain for Android and Windows run ./build.sh -m RenderChunk If you want to compile RenderChunk.bin

 

Available parameters for the build script: | Option | Parameter description | | :-: | :- | | -p | Target platforms (Android, Windows, iOS, Merged) | | -m | Materials to compile (if unspecified, builds all material files) | | -t | Number of threads to use for compilation (default is CPU core count) |

Compiled material.bin files will be inside build/<platform>/

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