Lynx's Post Processing – Shader

Lynx’s Post Processing — a stylized shader pass that rides on top of Vibrant Visuals and makes Minecraft Bedrock look like you’re playing through a camera lens instead of a flat frame. It doesn’t touch gameplay; it’s pure post. You get ACES tonemapping for balanced highlights and shadows, volumetric fog that actually feels like air in the scene, a bit of chromatic aberration at the edges for that analog vibe, and fake depth of field to push backgrounds soft when you want the subject to pop.

Out in survival, the mood shift is immediate. Sunrise over a plains base rolls off smoother, torches carve cleaner pockets in caves, and Nether bridge runs pick up that furnace glow with fog catching the light. I took it on an Elytra lap and the world felt straight-up cinematic—distant rooftops blur just enough that your landing zone becomes the star. During raids and dungeon crawls, silhouettes stay readable as long as you don’t go wild with screenshots mid-fight; it’s still the same hit timing and movement, just with nicer grading and atmosphere hanging in the air.



It’s built to pair with Vibrant Visuals, and the showcase pack used was Prizma, but you can keep your usual textures—this sits after them. Install flow is simple: import via your patched Bedrock setup or MB loader, make sure Vibrant Visuals is active, then enable Lynx’s Post Processing so the post layer takes priority. No links, no extra hoops. If you’re chasing that “record button is always tempting” look—better tone mapping, thicker light shafts, softer backgrounds, and a touch of film-style fringing—this pack delivers. Flip it on for builds, scenic travel, or full survival runs and let Minecraft Bedrock breathe with a proper post stack.

Installation:
- Download Texture;
- Use Minecraft PE
- Open the downloaded .mcpack to install;
- Select texture in settings;
- Done.