Screenshot 1 of 4. A wide savanna-style plain with a river, a small village and a warm sunset sky under the Fantasy.VT shader.
What Fantasy.VT works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Loaders | Iris, OptiFine |
| Minecraft versions | 1.17, 1.17.1, 1.18.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.6, 1.21.11, 26.1.2 |
Fantasy.VT is a cartoon-leaning fantasy shader pack for Java, made for Iris and OptiFine. It runs locally on the player's side only.
Shader loaders and versions
- Iris and OptiFine: Minecraft 1.17 to 26.1.2. The newest build requires Sodium, Fabric API and Iris Shaders.
Effects and settings
The pack ships several colour schemes. The creator, Vo1odyamorT, singles out VT Color, a scheme not found in other packs.
- Fog that can be tuned to taste.
- Many cloud styles.
- Shadows generated from either a light map or a shadow map.
- A wide colour palette with controls for saturation, exposure and balance.
The creator calls the pack optimized to work on any computer, and Modrinth files it under potato, low and medium tiers. That is a positioning claim, not a measured result, so test it on your own hardware.
Compatibility with mods
Distant Horizons, Voxy and Colorwheel are all said to integrate easily.
Installation
- 1.Install Sodium, Fabric API and Iris, which the newest build requires.
- 2.Put the pack's .zip file in the shaderpacks folder.
- 3.With Iris, open Video Settings, then Shader Packs, and select Fantasy.VT.
Questions about Fantasy.VT.
4 questions
How do I install Fantasy.VT?
Put the pack's .zip file in the shaderpacks folder, then pick Fantasy.VT under Video Settings and Shader Packs. The newest release requires Sodium, Fabric API and Iris, so install those first.
Does Fantasy.VT work with Iris and OptiFine?
Yes, both are listed. The creator recommends the latest Iris, and says any release that supports custom uniforms should work. OptiFine has some bugs with the pack, but it should generally run.
Does Fantasy.VT work with Distant Horizons?
The creator states that Distant Horizons, Voxy, Colorwheel and other mods integrate easily with the pack. That makes it a reasonable fit if you want far view distances with a stylised look, though the page gives no further detail on settings.
Is Fantasy.VT good for low-end PCs?
The creator describes it as optimized to work on any computer, and Modrinth tags it potato, low and medium. No benchmarks are given, so results depend on your GPU.
