Hey Sonic, this seems like the BEST shaders ever!!!! I am impressed and i congratulate you, but sadly, I can't use it, because when i select the shaders, this happens:
I suare I did everything it said on the forum, I even watched some tutorials, to see if i could fix it, but i can't, pls help me, I need this for machinimas
Not sure if anyone saw this so I'm posting this. Any help is appreciated!
This is "not" an issue with SEUS or the shader core, it's OptiFine. This bug is on the OptiFine page and tells you how to fix it. You need to Disable "Threaded Optimisation" in your Nvidia or AMD control panel.
NO! YOU GET A BETTER COMPUTER! THE SHADER IS LAGGY BECAUSE IT HAS THE MOST FEATURES AND EFFECTS AND YOUR PC ISN'T POWERFUL ENOUGH TO RUN IT, IF WE MAKE IT LESS LAGGY IT WON'T LOOK ANYWHERE NEAR AS GOOD.
SO USE ANOTHER SHADER PACK THAT ISN'T AS HIGH-END AS THIS ONE.
P.S. Sorry my caps-lock button must be stuck on as well same as yours
So I have everything working fine for this Shaderpack, but one problem and it's kinda annoying when I look up at it. I have the shaders clouds in the background which you can see nicely and then infront of it there is the normal blocky minecraft clouds which are causing it to look a bit glitchy.
Well just turn off Clouds in the ingame settings! Seems pretty obvious
I'm using a Radeon R9 270x and I'm not able to get more than 40 FPS. Without the shader I get more than 150 FPS. Is that a normal reaction or is it possible to get more FPS for a stable gameplay?
If you are running at 1080p or higher and using SEUS Ultra then yes this is about right. A 290x only gets around 60fps with this shader pack. It is extremely demanding due to all the effects it has.
Hey Sonic, this seems like the BEST shaders ever!!!! I am impressed and i congratulate you, but sadly, I can't use it, because when i select the shaders, this happens:
I suare I did everything it said on the forum, I even watched some tutorials, to see if i could fix it, but i can't, pls help me, I need this for machinimas
Dude be patient and please use the search bar or just have a quick look through the last few pages of a thread before posting, because this has been answered literally thousands and thousands of times already, about 25 times just on the last few pages!
Here you go:
CRASH ON START UP AND/OR BLACK SCREEN WITH SMALL BOXES IN THE BOTTOM CORNER FIX
LAPTOP AND NOTEBOOK USERS:
You need to open your Nvidia or AMD Control Panel and set the "Preferred Graphics Processor" to Nvidia or AMD, NOT: Auto or Intel. Do this "Globally", not just for Minecraft.
If you do not have either an Nvidia or AMD Control Panel then please read the guide below for: PC USERS ONLY.
PC USERS:
The descriptions and instructions for this mod, that you were supposed to read "Before" installing them, very clearly say: "You need a modern and very powerful Graphics Card to run a shader." "Intel HD Graphics are "Not" compatible with SEUS."
If you are "Not" using Intel HD and "Do" have a proper dedicated Nvidia or AMD graphics card but you still get the black screen or crashing, then please skip the next paragraph.
Intel HD: Intel HD Graphics are not designed for modern gaming because they are "Not" a Graphics Card, they are an "iGPU". This means it's a small part of your Processor/CPU that just "Acts" like, or "Pretends" to be a Graphics Card.
Intel HD is very weak, it's designed to give you enough graphical power to watch a movie, YouTube video or play a basic game, not for running extremely complex and demanding graphical mods like shaders. Some shaders like this one require more graphical power to run them than an entire game does like Battlefield or Skyrim.
For people "Not" using Intel HD one of the following is the cause of the issue: 1# - Your PC's graphics card is not powerful enough or is too old. The mods description clearly says you need a "Modern and very powerful graphics card!" 2# - Your graphics card driver is out of date. Update it to the latest version from your manufactures website. 3# - The wrong or an out dated version of the GLSL Shader Core mod is installed. 4# - You have mod installed or a setting that is causing an incompatibility.
Feel free to post on the SEUS thread if you want more info about whether your graphics card (Nvidia or AMD/ATI) is compatible.
There are some very basic and low-end Shaders available on Minecraft.net forum that might work with old or low powered cards and Intel HD.
MAC USERS:
If you had read the mods description you would have seen that it clearly says: "The author of SEUS Shader-pack has no access to a Mac, so is unable to provide Mac support at this time."
Been covered hundred times on the thread already so much so that I've added the fix to my Bug Fixes and Improvements Guide in my signature.
P.S. If you are playing at 1080p resolution I highly recommend you run SEUS Standard and not Ultra, because your FPS is going to be below 30fps which isn't playable. If you are running res lower than 1080p you might be ok with Ultra.
Hi, while I am using my Shadders of this. I have a black screen. Can not see a thing, besides the action bar and Crosshairs. My build isn't even 3 months old. This shouldn't be happening. I have all my drivers up-to-date. Help!
Hi, while I am using my Shadders of this. I have a black screen. Can not see a thing, besides the action bar and Crosshairs. My build isn't even 3 months old. This shouldn't be happening. I have all my drivers up-to-date. Help!
OptiFine_1.7.10_HD_U_A4
1.7.10-ShadersMod2.3.19
My specs are:
I5-4670k 3.5 QUADCORE
MSI Z97-G45 GAMING MOTHERBOARD
BALLISTIX 16GB (8GBx2) RAM DDR3 1600
GEFORCE GTX 750TI FTW
1TB HDD
Running windows 8.1 64 bit.
There is an on going issue with the 750, 750Ti, and 850m, they seem to have major driver issues that have not yet been fixed by Nvidia. Hundreds of reports are around about these cards having issues in lots of different games. This could be the result of that issue.
Well thank you for that. I have read from a few different sites about some graphics cards having issues but, noone saying anything about the 750s. I was hoping that this wasn't the case. Well damn, I hope they can fix these issues soon. Thank you.
GTX 560M
MC 1.7.10
Forge 10.13.0.1180
OptiFine HD A4 Ultra
GLSL Shaders Mod v2.3.18
SEUS v10.1 [all versions]
I'm having a few issues, some of which may be intended, but if not, or if there's a method of modifying for my preferences, help'd be greatly appreciated:
1. When the setting sun is around 50% into the horizon (game time of around 12700), it instantly "shuts off," basically turning into the moon, and any remaining orange snaps into blue, rather than fading away. At the same time, as the moon rises, it snaps into the brightness and orangeness of the sun. After ten seconds, or so, the moon fades into its expected color and brightness.
2. I'm unable to visually distinguish the sun from the light and clouds around it, as it appears as a large blur of light:
3. When the sun is overhead, sand, among other blocks, is bright enough to the point I'm unable to distinguish the texture of a block right in front of me:
GTX 560M
MC 1.7.10
Forge 10.13.0.1180
OptiFine HD A4 Ultra
GLSL Shaders Mod v2.3.18
SEUS v10.1 [all versions]
I'm having a few issues, some of which may be intended, but if not, or if there's a method of modifying for my preferences, help'd be greatly appreciated:
1. When the setting sun is around 50% into the horizon (game time of around 12700), it instantly "shuts off," basically turning into the moon, and any remaining orange snaps into blue, rather than fading away. At the same time, as the moon rises, it snaps into the brightness and orangeness of the sun. After ten seconds, or so, the moon fades into its expected color and brightness.
2. I'm unable to visually distinguish the sun from the light and clouds around it, as it appears as a large blur of light:
3. When the sun is overhead, sand, among other blocks, is bright enough to the point I'm unable to distinguish the texture of a block right in front of me
I think #1 is a "bug" that is a side result of the shaders. Think of it not as a bug but as undesirable behavior. 2 and 3 happen everywhere too, but I think files can be changed to fix them. I'm not familiar with the new shaders code.
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If someone in an S class cuts me off, I don't get upset. He obviously has important things to do. Now, someone in a Toyota? We're fighting.
These forums are dumb and break my links. I'm bubbleawsome on steam too.
I can't open the GLSL Shaders .jar file, so I can't install. Can someone help me?
I have the same problem, running a Macbook Air, with the newest Java instaled (java7) and opening it with Jar Launcher 14.9.0. The error message is attached.
Quote from xXGuyManPersonXx
it says its an Intel(R) HD Graphics Family.
*Sigh* The mods description clearly says: "You need a modern and very powerful Graphics Card to run a shader. Intel HD Graphics is "Not" compatible with SEUS."
Intel HDGraphics are not designed for modern gaming because they are "Not" a Graphics Card, they are an "iGPU". This means it's a small part of your Processor/CPU that just "Acts" like, or "Pretends" to be a Graphics Card.
Intel HD is very weak, it's designed to give you enough graphical power to watch a movie, YouTube video or play a basic game, not for running extremely complex and demanding graphical mods like shaders. Some shaders like this one require more graphical power to run them than an entire game does like Battlefield or Skyrim.
GTX 560M
MC 1.7.10
Forge 10.13.0.1180
OptiFine HD A4 Ultra
GLSL Shaders Mod v2.3.18
SEUS v10.1 [all versions]
I'm having a few issues, some of which may be intended, but if not, or if there's a method of modifying for my preferences, help'd be greatly appreciated:
1. When the setting sun is around 50% into the horizon (game time of around 12700), it instantly "shuts off," basically turning into the moon, and any remaining orange snaps into blue, rather than fading away. At the same time, as the moon rises, it snaps into the brightness and orangeness of the sun. After ten seconds, or so, the moon fades into its expected color and brightness.
2. I'm unable to visually distinguish the sun from the light and clouds around it, as it appears as a large blur of light:
3. When the sun is overhead, sand, among other blocks, is bright enough to the point I'm unable to distinguish the texture of a block right in front of me:
Is a bug, not much we can do until 10.2 is ready.
Can be easily tweaked in the config files
Can also be easily tweaked in the config files
To reduce the overall ambient light from the sun, follow this guide:
Open "composite.fsh" with Notepad++ (NOT standard Microsoft Notepad, only use Notepad++)
Locate line "2225", which reads:
Reducing the number will reduce the ambient light. Depending on how bright your monitor is the changes may be subtle so you may need to lower it significantly.
To reduce the Sun's actual surface brightness, do this:
7.0f is the number to reduce to lower the actual suns surface brightness, again you may need to reduce it a lot if you have low quality or very bright monitor.
Hope this helps, let me know how you get on.
Quote from Homer_is_awesome
I can't open the GLSL Shaders .jar file, so I can't install. Can someone help me?
That's because you don't open it! Read the instructions, just drop it in your mods folder, job done.
Quote from IsaqueCRTHello, first my english is not very good because I am Brazilian.
Well, when I installo shaders and open my world just closing my minecraft, and not how to resolve, can someone help me?
My settings:
I3 Processor 3 generation. 4GB Ram Video Card: Intel HD Graphics 4000
If anyone could help me I'll be happy!
*Sigh* The mods description clearly says: "You need a modern and very powerful Graphics Card to run a shader. Intel HD Graphics is "Not" compatible with SEUS."
Intel HDGraphics are not designed for modern gaming because they are "Not" a Graphics Card, they are an "iGPU". This means it's a small part of your Processor/CPU that just "Acts" like, or "Pretends" to be a Graphics Card.
Intel HD is very weak, it's designed to give you enough graphical power to watch a movie, YouTube video or play a basic game, not for running extremely complex and demanding graphical mods like shaders. Some shaders like this one require more graphical power to run them than an entire game does like Battlefield or Skyrim.
Quote from the_dragon132
I have the same problem, running a Macbook Air, with the newest Java instaled (java7) and opening it with Jar Launcher 14.9.0. The error message is attached.
Read the flipping description!! Not compatible with Intel HD and "Macs"!
Everything seems to be working fine in Minecraft 1.7.10. I'm using Forge 1184 with 2x GTX 660s in SLI (not that SLI makes a difference in Minecraft) using the 337.88 driver. GLSL v2.3.18, Java 7 update 65 x64, Win7. I also have Optifine installed. I get about 40-50 fps using the v7.10 preview 2, 1920x1080. i5 3570k @4.3. The only weird thing that shows up is this:
This gbuffers_weathers thing. Also the v10.1 download links for standard, ultra, etc arn't working. The only 10.1 link that worked was the preview 2.
I suare I did everything it said on the forum, I even watched some tutorials, to see if i could fix it, but i can't, pls help me, I need this for machinimas
Invalid Program gbuffers_textured_lit
Invalid Program composite1
Invalid Program final
None of the tutorials i've seen seem to fix it, or at least not for me. I run Mac, and I have optifine. Please help if you find the time.
This is "not" an issue with SEUS or the shader core, it's OptiFine. This bug is on the OptiFine page and tells you how to fix it. You need to Disable "Threaded Optimisation" in your Nvidia or AMD control panel.
NO! YOU GET A BETTER COMPUTER! THE SHADER IS LAGGY BECAUSE IT HAS THE MOST FEATURES AND EFFECTS AND YOUR PC ISN'T POWERFUL ENOUGH TO RUN IT, IF WE MAKE IT LESS LAGGY IT WON'T LOOK ANYWHERE NEAR AS GOOD.
SO USE ANOTHER SHADER PACK THAT ISN'T AS HIGH-END AS THIS ONE.
P.S. Sorry my caps-lock button must be stuck on as well same as yours
Well just turn off Clouds in the ingame settings! Seems pretty obvious
If you are running at 1080p or higher and using SEUS Ultra then yes this is about right. A 290x only gets around 60fps with this shader pack. It is extremely demanding due to all the effects it has.
Dude be patient and please use the search bar or just have a quick look through the last few pages of a thread before posting, because this has been answered literally thousands and thousands of times already, about 25 times just on the last few pages!
Here you go:
CRASH ON START UP AND/OR BLACK SCREEN WITH SMALL BOXES IN THE BOTTOM CORNER FIX
LAPTOP AND NOTEBOOK USERS:
If you do not have either an Nvidia or AMD Control Panel then please read the guide below for: PC USERS ONLY.
"You need a modern and very powerful Graphics Card to run a shader."
"Intel HD Graphics are "Not" compatible with SEUS."
If you are "Not" using Intel HD and "Do" have a proper dedicated Nvidia or AMD graphics card but you still get the black screen or crashing, then please skip the next paragraph.
Intel HD: Intel HD Graphics are not designed for modern gaming because they are "Not" a Graphics Card, they are an "iGPU". This means it's a small part of your Processor/CPU that just "Acts" like, or "Pretends" to be a Graphics Card.
Intel HD is very weak, it's designed to give you enough graphical power to watch a movie, YouTube video or play a basic game, not for running extremely complex and demanding graphical mods like shaders. Some shaders like this one require more graphical power to run them than an entire game does like Battlefield or Skyrim.
For people "Not" using Intel HD one of the following is the cause of the issue:
1# - Your PC's graphics card is not powerful enough or is too old. The mods description clearly says you need a "Modern and very powerful graphics card!"
2# - Your graphics card driver is out of date. Update it to the latest version from your manufactures website.
3# - The wrong or an out dated version of the GLSL Shader Core mod is installed.
4# - You have mod installed or a setting that is causing an incompatibility.
Feel free to post on the SEUS thread if you want more info about whether your graphics card (Nvidia or AMD/ATI) is compatible.
There are some very basic and low-end Shaders available on Minecraft.net forum that might work with old or low powered cards and Intel HD.
Been covered hundred times on the thread already so much so that I've added the fix to my Bug Fixes and Improvements Guide in my signature.
P.S. If you are playing at 1080p resolution I highly recommend you run SEUS Standard and not Ultra, because your FPS is going to be below 30fps which isn't playable. If you are running res lower than 1080p you might be ok with Ultra.
OptiFine_1.7.10_HD_U_A4
1.7.10-ShadersMod2.3.19
My specs are:
I5-4670k 3.5 QUADCORE
MSI Z97-G45 GAMING MOTHERBOARD
BALLISTIX 16GB (8GBx2) RAM DDR3 1600
GEFORCE GTX 750TI FTW
1TB HDD
Running windows 8.1 64 bit.
There is an on going issue with the 750, 750Ti, and 850m, they seem to have major driver issues that have not yet been fixed by Nvidia. Hundreds of reports are around about these cards having issues in lots of different games. This could be the result of that issue.
im running minecraft 1.7.5, and have optifine HD D1 ultra and v2.3.15 of GLSL shaders installed on the same profile.
My computer specs:
-Acer Aspire M5 laptop
-intel core i7 processor
-8 GB memory
-1 TB hard drive
-windows 8 (64 bit)
if there is any other information you need, let me know.
We need to know your Graphics Card model, without that no one can help. In case you don't know how to find that follow this guide.
- Open Windows Control Panel
- Open Device Manager
- Click on Display Adapters
That will tell you what model card you have.it says its an Intel(R) HD Graphics Family.
GTX 560M
MC 1.7.10
Forge 10.13.0.1180
OptiFine HD A4 Ultra
GLSL Shaders Mod v2.3.18
SEUS v10.1 [all versions]
I'm having a few issues, some of which may be intended, but if not, or if there's a method of modifying for my preferences, help'd be greatly appreciated:
1. When the setting sun is around 50% into the horizon (game time of around 12700), it instantly "shuts off," basically turning into the moon, and any remaining orange snaps into blue, rather than fading away. At the same time, as the moon rises, it snaps into the brightness and orangeness of the sun. After ten seconds, or so, the moon fades into its expected color and brightness.
2. I'm unable to visually distinguish the sun from the light and clouds around it, as it appears as a large blur of light:
3. When the sun is overhead, sand, among other blocks, is bright enough to the point I'm unable to distinguish the texture of a block right in front of me:
Sadly doesn't work with the SEUS shader.
I think #1 is a "bug" that is a side result of the shaders. Think of it not as a bug but as undesirable behavior.
These forums are dumb and break my links. I'm bubbleawsome on steam too.
Well, when I installo shaders and open my world just closing my minecraft, and not how to resolve, can someone help me?
My settings:
I3 Processor 3 generation.
4GB Ram
Video Card: Intel HD Graphics 4000
If anyone could help me I'll be happy!
I have the same problem, running a Macbook Air, with the newest Java instaled (java7) and opening it with Jar Launcher 14.9.0. The error message is attached.
*Sigh* The mods description clearly says:
"You need a modern and very powerful Graphics Card to run a shader. Intel HD Graphics is "Not" compatible with SEUS."
Intel HD Graphics are not designed for modern gaming because they are "Not" a Graphics Card, they are an "iGPU". This means it's a small part of your Processor/CPU that just "Acts" like, or "Pretends" to be a Graphics Card.
Intel HD is very weak, it's designed to give you enough graphical power to watch a movie, YouTube video or play a basic game, not for running extremely complex and demanding graphical mods like shaders. Some shaders like this one require more graphical power to run them than an entire game does like Battlefield or Skyrim.
- Is a bug, not much we can do until 10.2 is ready.
- Can be easily tweaked in the config files
- Can also be easily tweaked in the config files
To reduce the overall ambient light from the sun, follow this guide:Open "composite.fsh" with Notepad++ (NOT standard Microsoft Notepad, only use Notepad++)
Locate line "2225", which reads:
Reducing the number will reduce the ambient light. Depending on how bright your monitor is the changes may be subtle so you may need to lower it significantly.
To reduce the Sun's actual surface brightness, do this:
Open "composite.fsh" - Line 1059:
7.0f is the number to reduce to lower the actual suns surface brightness, again you may need to reduce it a lot if you have low quality or very bright monitor.
Hope this helps, let me know how you get on.
That's because you don't open it! Read the instructions, just drop it in your mods folder, job done.
*Sigh* The mods description clearly says:
"You need a modern and very powerful Graphics Card to run a shader. Intel HD Graphics is "Not" compatible with SEUS."
Intel HD Graphics are not designed for modern gaming because they are "Not" a Graphics Card, they are an "iGPU". This means it's a small part of your Processor/CPU that just "Acts" like, or "Pretends" to be a Graphics Card.
Intel HD is very weak, it's designed to give you enough graphical power to watch a movie, YouTube video or play a basic game, not for running extremely complex and demanding graphical mods like shaders. Some shaders like this one require more graphical power to run them than an entire game does like Battlefield or Skyrim.
Read the flipping description!! Not compatible with Intel HD and "Macs"!
Im having this problem where random shadows appear at certain chunks. Are there any fix for this? Thanks
Clouds : OFF
Specs
GeForce GT 640
Intel i7-3770
RAM 16GB
Minecraft 1.7.2
Forge-1.7.2-10.12.2.1147
ShadersModCore-v2.3.12-mc1.7.2-f1040
SEUS v10.1 [all versions]
This gbuffers_weathers thing. Also the v10.1 download links for standard, ultra, etc arn't working. The only 10.1 link that worked was the preview 2.