DH added native taa support, so now this shaderpack just has sharper ssao that stretches farther, and fixed water border, but it doesnt have the new textures feature cause iris didnt add compat.

Fork of https://modrinth.com/shader/taa to add distant horizons support. Only tested 1.20.1. Has almost 1:1 vanilla AO parity.

for the voxy port go to: https://modrinth.com/shader/taa-voxy-port

approximately a 5% performance impact(at 4 samples—at highest configuration(12 samples) expect around 13% performance impact)

Features:

• Works with Iris and Colorwheel(enable fallbackmode in colorwheel)
• TAA: Core feature, smooths edges AND gets rid of flickering/noise on distant terrain
• Sharpening:
  • Unsharp Mask: Leaves trails behind fast moving objects.
  • CAS (Contrast Adaptive Sharpening): More stable, but still has some downsides to it.

• FIXED THE WATER BORDER: gets rid of the ugly water borders between DH and vanilla, check gallery for examples.

• Fog Start Distance:
  • Configurable fog start for distant horizons, as a ratio of the render distance.
• Vanilla-like Ambient Occlusion:
  • Configurable Ambient Occlusion samples, higher looks better but runs slower. (diminishing returns after 6 imo)
  • Configurable Radius and Intensity: Preference based, feel free to play around with these, default values should look the same as vanila(or at least close enough).

if patches of your DH terrain are darker set LOD shading to Disabled or reload the world

if particles look weird against water(ex. Particle rain) revert to ver 3.6.2

SSAO was AI assisted cause the tutorial i found for porting shaders didnt cover it, and there was no good documentation.