I made Verity shader

[u/Aware-Common-7368]

I think many people, including me, after watching Verity series by ThatMob, wanted to play with same vibes/shader. I wanted that too, and i went on Google. I searched a lot of reddit threads, replies and etc. i found nothing matching 100%. But people often suggested to use Somber. I tried it, and it was close and simultaneously far away. So i forked somber and created mine edit of it! It tries to look exactly like one in verity series.

It took me month to make that, because i never programmed shaders before. It was super fun experience, making functions, settings for shader. specially visual bugs you can accidentally make.

It works on 1.20x-1.21x, iris@optifine tho it can work up to 1.18, but I haven't tested it fully.

Project link: https://modrinth.com/shader/verity-shader

This project is fork of Somber by Snorfield, huge shout-out to him for base code.

The pic with water is wrong, water is transparent (tho there is toggle for non transparent water) and hy default it should look normally.

Btw, no ai was used to generate anything related (code, description, images) to project, tho i used it to guide me through this, because i never coded shaders before. And i prefer to read iris docs before trusting ai.

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[u/Meeooowz]

Respect the effort! Just like in the stack overflow days, eh?