You forgot to say that in the resourcepacks you can code them to be shaders, with the resourcepacks you can not only change the textures and sound but also add and remove values. from the graphics engine itself. In this way you get vanilla "shaders" that are much more optimized, the problem is that doing so is much more complex than doing it the traditional way and that is why it can be a lost mechanics
Before you click on the video, it says 33 seconds, but when you actually click the video, it says 32 seconds. So both are right and they are also both wrong lolol
Depends on the settings, render distance, CPU, the shader, and the settings for the shaders. Also, the GTX 1050 is still fairly decent. I suppose I should have specified what I meant by a "fairly powerful PC". The picture of the gaming PC I showed was misleading in that regard. But if you want max settings for shaders and still have breathing room for fps, and also want PBR stuff with max render distance, then yes, an even stronger computer in needed. Thanks for the feedback!
The legend is back
(Nice video, excited to see where this channel goes)
We must do an island fall video together. Don’t you think?
Great job at explaining the difference. This is a good explanation 👍
You forgot to say that in the resourcepacks you can code them to be shaders, with the resourcepacks you can not only change the textures and sound but also add and remove values. from the graphics engine itself. In this way you get vanilla "shaders" that are much more optimized, the problem is that doing so is much more complex than doing it the traditional way and that is why it can be a lost mechanics
Nice, i was wondering the difference between mods and datapacks
4:03 wrong, oldest mod loader is modloader for beta versions of minecraft
Yeah I was talking about the oldest of the three most popular and used. I suppose that wasn't clear
33 seconds 😂
The title is correct but the thumbnail is not 😂
Before you click on the video, it says 33 seconds, but when you actually click the video, it says 32 seconds. So both are right and they are also both wrong lolol
2:00 false information. Nowdays You can get smooth Minecraft with shaders while using Gtx 1050 by using remarkably optimized modpack
Depends on the settings, render distance, CPU, the shader, and the settings for the shaders. Also, the GTX 1050 is still fairly decent. I suppose I should have specified what I meant by a "fairly powerful PC". The picture of the gaming PC I showed was misleading in that regard.
But if you want max settings for shaders and still have breathing room for fps, and also want PBR stuff with max render distance, then yes, an even stronger computer in needed.
Thanks for the feedback!
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What about x ray
Resource pack
Sometimes mod