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Lego Renderer

Lego Renderer

Renders everything as a moving picture made from legos! All in real time and in vanilla Minecraft.

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

26.2
26.1.x
1.21.2–1.21.11

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Licensed ARR
Published 4 hours ago
Updated last week

Showcase

pig Given the small image size relative to your monitor, it may be hard to make out each individual lego in the image above. To get the full experience, please view image in fullscreen (by viewing the image directly, here, then pressing F11 to enter fullscreen) or download and apply the pack. Visit the gallery to see some more images!

Description

This pack uses Minecraft's built in post processing shaders to render your game as Lego bricks! The pack fully works in vanilla, meaning you do not have to install anything else for the pack to work. Simply apply the pack and start playing.

How to Use

  1. Install and apply the pack as normal
  2. IMPORTANT: Make sure your Minecraft video settings are set to fabulous fabulous setting
  3. To configure the pack in Vanilla: Open the pack, and head to assets/minecraft/shaders/include/, then open the config.glsl file. Change values as needed. To change the colorspace (either rgb or oklab), instead navigate to (your_version)/assets/minecraft/post_effect/ and then open the transparency.json file. Press CTRL+F and then search for "minecraft:lut". If you keep it at that value, then the colorspace will be RGB. If you want Oklab, then change it to oklab_lut
  4. To configure the pack with Respackopts: Install Respackopts as well as its dependencies, and a config button should appear on the resource pack ingame. Click that and change the values as needed.

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