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Aurora Enhanced adds filmic color grading to your Minecraft world while keeping the familiar vanilla style. It changes how light works to make sunsets look richer and torchlight feel warmer. This shader pack runs well on low-end computers, so you get better graphics without losing frames per second.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Adjust Color Grading IntensityAccess Shader Settings Open the shader options menu while in-game by pressing the key bound to shader settings…Capture Better Screenshots with Filmic ColorsTime Your Screenshots Aurora Enhanced's filmic color grading shines during specific lighting conditions. Plan…Enhance Torchlight and Cave AmbianceUnderstand Torchlight Changes Aurora Enhanced modifies how torches and other light sources emit light, making them…Optimize Performance on Low-End HardwareCheck Your Current Frame Rate Enable the FPS counter in your game settings to establish a baseline. Aurora Enhanced…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on Aurora Enhanced Shaders after installing it?
Launch Minecraft, go to Options > Video Settings > Shaders, and select Aurora Enhanced from the list. The shader will apply immediately to your world.
Why do my colors look washed out or too dark?
The filmic color grading can shift how your monitor displays colors. Try adjusting the Color Grading Intensity setting in the shader options to find a look that matches your preference, or check that your brightness slider in Video Settings isn't set too low.
Does Aurora Enhanced work with resource packs?
Yes, Aurora Enhanced works alongside resource packs. The shader affects lighting and color, while your resource pack handles textures, so they layer together without conflict.
My FPS dropped after installing the shader. How do I fix it?
Aurora Enhanced is designed for low-end hardware, but you can improve performance further by disabling advanced lighting features in the shader settings or lowering your render distance. Check the Optimize Performance on Low-End Hardware guide for more detailed steps.

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