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Captured directly in-game, using Ultra and Cinematic profiles, without any extra filters.
A modification of Complementary Unbound, featuring added effects and visuals distinct from the original, along with more vibrant color saturation.
Unbound Visual+ is a modification of Complementary Unbound, not a brand-new shader built from scratch. We have added distinct effects and visuals separate from the original version, and increased color saturation to make it look more vibrant.
Since we are only modifying someone else's work, please reach out to us if anything feels out of place or if you experience any issues.
This shader is distributed via Modrinth. You will need Iris installed on your Minecraft profile before loading the shader pack.
The shader .zip file ready to be placed directly into your shaderpacks folder. Best if you already have Iris installed.
Go to Download PageIris is a required shader loader that must be installed first, running on top of Fabric.
Install Iris FirstIf you experience lag, lower the setting to Low first. If it is still heavy, try Standard. If your PC can handle it, crank it up to Ultra for the ultimate visual experience—this is what we call Visual+. There is also a new profile called Cinematic, for those who want an even more dedicated look.
| Profile | God Rays & Fog | Reflections (SSR) | Player Self-Reflection | Best Suited For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low | Yes | Limited | Disabled | PCs with limited GPUs |
| Standard | Yes | Yes | Yes | Everyday use |
| Ultra | Full | Full | Yes | Primary recommendation |
| Cinematic | Maximum | Maximum | Yes | Screenshots & recording |
Captured directly in-game, using Ultra and Cinematic profiles, without any extra filters.
Creators and media figures providing full support for this shader pack.
This shader is a modification of Complementary Unbound. We do not claim this as entirely our own work—the original shader was created by EminGT from Türkiye, widely known for Complementary Unbound, Complementary Shaders, and Complementary Reimagined.
Its license allows anyone to modify and use it, but it must strictly adhere to the copyright rules of the original creator (MIT).