Halloween Shader

A simple shader pack that makes Minecraft look like a foggy October night. Purple sky, orange moon, mist along the ground. It only touches the sky, fog and color, so block lighting and textures stay vanilla.

What it changes

• The sky is always a dark purple dusk, even in the daytime
• At night there’s a big orange moon
• Mist rolls across the ground and gets thicker when it rains
• Torches, lava and other bright lights get a soft orange glow
• Colors are faded, with purple in the shadows and orange in the highlights
• Light vignette and film grain

Options

All of these can be changed in the shader settings:

| Option | What it does |
|—|—|
| Fog Density | How thick the distance fog is |
| Ground Mist | How much low mist there is |
| Glow Strength | How strong the light glow is |
| Saturation | How faded the colors are |
| Vignette | Darkening at the screen edges |
| Grain | Amount of film grain |
| Giant Moon | Turns the big moon on or off |

Install

1. Get Iris or OptiFine.
2. Put the zip in your shaderpacks folder. Don’t unzip it.
3. In game, go to Options > Video Settings > Shaders and pick Halloween Shader.

Compatibility

Works with Iris and OptiFine.

Notes

The shader is mostly post-processing, so it shouldn’t be heavy to run. There’s no shadow or lighting overhaul, so don’t expect that. If you run into a bug, leave a comment or open an issue.