if (edge > 0.2) gl_FragColor = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0); // Black outline else gl_FragColor = center;
// Detect edges using luminance difference float edge = 0.0; edge += abs(center.r - left.r); edge += abs(center.r - right.r); edge += abs(center.g - up.g); edge += abs(center.b - down.b); shaders for eaglercraft
To use these: Download the client HTML file → Open in browser → Look for a or Post Processing button in the settings. Method 2: Inject Custom Shader via DevTools (Advanced) You can inject WebGL shader code into any Eaglercraft client using the browser console: if (edge > 0
| Client | Shader Features | |--------|----------------| | (official) | Built-in "Super Secret Settings" style shaders (e.g., wobble, desaturate, invert) | | Resentful Client | Custom bloom, outline shaders, motion blur | | LiquidBounce for Eaglercraft | ESP shaders, X-ray fragment shaders | | Nebula Client | Cel-shading, water wave effects | Traditional shader mods (OptiFine, Iris) cannot be ported
// Fragment Shader - Toon Outline Effect precision mediump float; uniform sampler2D u_texture; varying vec2 v_texCoord;
Eaglercraft does not support traditional GLSL shader packs (like SEUS, BSL, or Complementary Shaders) that you use in standard Java Edition Minecraft.
Eaglercraft runs on , not Java and OpenGL. Traditional shader mods (OptiFine, Iris) cannot be ported directly. What Eaglercraft Can Do (WebGL Shaders) Eaglercraft uses WebGL shaders internally for its rendering pipeline. These are written in GLSL ES (OpenGL ES Shading Language) , not the full GLSL used by Java Minecraft.