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So i have tried everything in my power to make the mod work but it does not work....Heres what happens... everytime i create a new world or load a world everything seems to be working perfetly... the second open my shaderpack folder to chose a pack the game just crashes

Now i have tried re-installing it at least a dozen times....it still wouldnt work

Ive tried to Update and re-install java as well... yet that didnt work either

I have a decent pc not that good but its also not bad

Specs:

Processor: Intel(R)core(TM) i5-3230M @cpu 2.60GHz

Ram: 4gb (3.89usable)

System Type :64-bit OS , 64-bit based prossesor

i would appreciate it if someone could help me fix this issue ASAP

When it comes to shaders it's the graphics card that matters. What graphics card do u have? Update ur drivers. Most shaderpacks aren't compatible with Intel HD Graphics.

That sucks I have Intel HD graphics 4000

Are you sure there is no way around this?

Nope. But some shaderpacks are really good and support Intel HD Graphics, such as Sildur's Shaders. It looks amazing.

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Nope. But some shaderpacks are really good and support Intel HD Graphics, such as Sildur's Shaders. It looks amazing.

Sildur's doesn't support Intel.

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Sildur's doesn't support shaders.

Err... what? Sildur's is a shader pack, so it supports shaders, because it is a collection of shaders. If you meant Intel GPUs, Sildur's also supports Intel GPUs...

... and that's really meta too.

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That sucks I have Intel HD graphics 4000

Are you sure there is no way around this?

Apart from upgrading, which if it's a laptop involves throwing out that one and getting a newer, more expensive one, nope. Intel GPUs are not designed for gaming, they're designed for simple computer activities; spreadsheeting, surfing the web, watching a HD movie or Youtube video, playing simple 2D games, and that's about it. In most cases games released up to 10 years ago won't even run on an Intel GPU and instead tells you that your GPU isn't powerful enough and then exits, and the ones that do lag even on the lowest settings. You need a better, more powerful, dedicated graphics card for gaming.

You can try the lite KUDA pack, Sildur's, Paeleo's Lagless or lite Chocapic13's. That's about it.

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Err... what? Sildur's is a shader pack, so it supports shaders, because it is a collection of shaders. If you meant Intel GPUs, Sildur's also supports Intel GPUs...

... and that's really meta too.

*facepalm* sorry, i'm tired. Yeah I meant intel, although I guess some things have changed since I last checked the compatibility of sildur's shaders.

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That sucks I have Intel HD graphics 4000

Are you sure there is no way around this?

Even if you do find any shaders that support Intel graphics, Minecraft would probably melt your computer if you tried it.

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Err... what? Sildur's is a shader pack, so it supports shaders, because it is a collection of shaders. If you meant Intel GPUs, Sildur's also supports Intel GPUs...

... and that's really meta too.

Apart from upgrading, which if it's a laptop involves throwing out that one and getting a newer, more expensive one, nope. Intel GPUs are not designed for gaming, they're designed for simple computer activities; spreadsheeting, surfing the web, watching a HD movie or Youtube video, playing simple 2D games, and that's about it. In most cases games released up to 10 years ago won't even run on an Intel GPU and instead tells you that your GPU isn't powerful enough and then exits, and the ones that do lag even on the lowest settings. You need a better, more powerful, dedicated graphics card for gaming.

You can try the lite KUDA pack, Sildur's, Paeleo's Lagless or lite Chocapic13's. That's about it.

I can't even watch 1080p 60fps youtube videos on my laptop with integrated graphics xD

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I can't even watch 1080p 60fps youtube videos on my laptop with integrated graphics xD

That wouldn't be attributed to your graphics adapter, that'd likely be attributed to your internet connection. If you've watched movies on your laptop, chances are you've watched them in HD. Integrated graphics can play back a HD video as it's not having to calculate anything, just read data from a video file and load the video in pixel-by-pixel into the framebuffer to display on your display device (monitor). All the hard work is done beforehand by the people who worked on the movie or video or whatever, you're just reading data off your disk. However games require some work, or all the work, to be done in real-time while you're playing it, all the lighting, reflections, bloom, shadows, clouds, etc are being done while you're playing which is much too intensive for an integrated GPU to do.

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That wouldn't be attributed to your graphics adapter, that'd likely be attributed to your internet connection. If you've watched movies on your laptop, chances are you've watched them in HD. Integrated graphics can play back a HD video as it's not having to calculate anything, just read data from a video file and load the video in pixel-by-pixel into the framebuffer to display on your display device (monitor). All the hard work is done beforehand by the people who worked on the movie or video or whatever, you're just reading data off your disk. However games require some work, or all the work, to be done in real-time while you're playing it, all the lighting, reflections, bloom, shadows, clouds, etc are being done while you're playing which is much too intensive for an integrated GPU to do.

No, it wouldn't be my internet. I know enough about this stuff to know so, besides, my desktop can do 4k 60fps.

Thanks for the help guys really appreciate it :D:D

I think im going to stick to buying a new pc soon....

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Thanks for the help guys really appreciate it :D:D

I think im going to stick to buying a new pc soon....