ecos shader for Canvas

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# ecos shader for (https://modrinth.com/mod/canvas) and (https://modrinth.com/mod/can-pipe)

Lightweight graphics enhancements for your laptop.

## Features

(https://modrinth.com/shader/ecos/gallery) for some comparisons.

• Shadows (optional, laptop friendliness varies)
• Fog, bloom & tone mapping
• Fancy water, metals & glass
• Optional toon outline & misc effects
• Vanilla-like (for the most part, might change later)
• Anti-aliasing

### Planned Features

• Water shading
• Colored lights

### Anti-vanilla feature

- Ignore vanilla lightmap (ecos uses its own lighting system)

## How to use this?

1. Install a compatible mod such as (https://modrinth.com/mod/canvas) (up to 1. 20. 2) or (https://modrinth.com/mod/can-pipe) (26. 1 and beyond.)

2. Put ecos-vx.x.zip inside your Resource Packs folder and activate it like a regular resource pack.

3. Open Video Settings and configure the pipeline to ecos shaders. If you're on Canvas, you might need to open the Canvas submenu.

## Background

Recently I got a laptop, and when I run Lumi Lights on it it started to overheat. So I made this shader as a replacement. It's not the exact same but it got the basic ideas that I wanted from a shader while keeping performance impact at minimum.

• ecos by (https://mastodon.art/@spiralhalo)** (me)
• Project icon & mascot by (https://www.instagram.com/lazcht/)**
• ecos' bloom feature is based on Grondag's work