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Somber Shaders BE

By👤Draco12191712

An unofficial Bedrock recreation inspired by Somber Shaders. Horror minecraft bedrock resource pack that aims to recreate the nostalgic atmosphere of early beta/alpha versions with an eerie twist, inspired by ARGs.

Why Somber Shaders BE is a top-tier shader mod for Minecraft 1.21

Developed by the talented creator Draco12191712, Somber Shaders BE stands out as a highly recommended selection for your Minecraft client. It is fully optimized, compatibility-tested, and brings a major upgrade to the gameplay experience in Minecraft version 1.21.

⚙️ Quick Resource Specs

Mod CreatorDraco12191712
Latest Version1.21
Supported Game VersionsMinecraft 1.21+
File Size6.99 MB
Last UpdatedUpdated: September 28, 2026
Total Downloads893 downloads
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If you want to elevate your Minecraft gameplay, Somber Shaders BE is a fantastic choice. Developed by Draco12191712, this shaders offers a fresh way to customize your virtual world. It is fully compatible with Minecraft 1.21 and is highly rated by the community.

Somber — Bedrock Port


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A best effort Minecraft: Bedrock Edition port of Somber by Snorfield.

    A Bedrock Edition port of Somber, the Java shader that brings back the atmosphere of alpha and beta Minecraft with a few extra stuff. The pack is built for Vibrant Visuals & Raytracing, but it also works in the regular Fancy mode, with fewer features.

 

Features

Fog - The world fades into fog about 30 blocks out! Leaving distant trees and hills as faint silhouettes. The fog takes on the colour of the sky: soft blue by day, deep navy at dusk, near-black at night. Rain turns it a cold grey. Fog also thickens dynamically! The fog covers the whole sky, so the horizon disappears. The sun and moon show only as faint glows. You can turn this off to get the open sky back.

Water - Water is solid blue; you cannot see below the surface of the water. Every biome has its own water tint.

Foliage - Grass & leaves get a punchy, saturated green from the beta version of mc.

VFX (Screen Effects) - There are 3: vignette (the screen edges fade into darkness), film grain (flickering noise, sorta like an old camcorder), & chromatic aberration (a coloured lens fringe around the edges of your vision)!

Shadows - Shade is a bit deeper, nights are completely dark, and caves are pitch black until you light a torch. Torches also emit a coloured light, not just one fixed color. Sunlight casts blocky, pixelated shadows.

Sun & Moon Brightness  - The sun and moon are brighter, as in the original shader. You'll see this best with the sky overlay turned off

 

Requirements

This pack is best with Vibrant Visuals, though Fancy graphics also suffices!  

Requires Minecraft: Bedrock v1.26.0 or newer.

Vibrant Visuals' Hardware Requirements:

Windows: Graphics cards and drivers supporting DirectX 12

Intel GPUs: Intel graphics driver version 31.0.101.3430 or later is required

Android: Android devices running on Adreno 640 (something likke Snapdragon 855), Mali-G68 / Mali-G77 (Valhall architecture, like MediaTek 1000 series), Maleoon, PowerVR A-Series, or Xclipse 530 or higher

IOS/iPadOS:  An iPhone or iPad running on an A12 Bionic, M1 chip, or higher (like teh iPhone XR, iPhone SE 2nd gen, and newer)

 

Customising Somber

Slider option

What it does

Screen Effects: Off Removes the vignette, grain & lens fringe for a clean image
Vignette: Off Removes the dark screen edges
Chromatic Aberration: Off Removes the coloured lens fringe
Noise: Off Removes the film grain
Old Foliage Vibrance: Off Puts grass and leaves back to normal Minecraft colours
Water Transparency: On Makes water see-through again
Fog Sky Overlay: Off Clears the sky so you can see the sun, moon and stars
Fog: Off Removes the Somber fog completely
Fog Strength: Light Thinner fog that lets you see a lot further
Fog Strength: Heavy Thicker, more clautrophobic fog
Preset: Subtle A gentler version of everything
Preset: Intense Stronger vingette, grain, fog and greener foliage
Preset: Nightmare Everything at maximum, with fog closing in within about 10 blocks 👻
Somber (Default) The original Somber look

Dependencies

This pack looks amazing if paired with the Classic Textures resource pack for Minecraft: Bedrock. Just make sure Somber is at the very bottom of your enabled packs in your world pack settings/global resource settings; otherwise, it won't look very good.

Here is the link to the dependency.

Attribution

This project is based on and inspired by Somber Shaders by Snorfield.

Original project:

Somber Shaders
Copyright © 2025 Snorfield
Licensed under the MIT License.

This project also uses the original Somber pack icon.

The original Somber MIT License is included in:

LICENSE-SOMBER

Licensing

This Project

Original work created specifically for this Bedrock port is licensed under the MIT License unless otherwise stated.

See:

LICENSE

Somber Shaders

Original Somber material remains licensed under its original MIT License.

See:

LICENSE-SOMBER

The original copyright notice and permission notice are preserved in accordance with the MIT License.

Credits

Original Somber Shaders:
Snorfield

Bedrock port:
Draco12191712 (Vivaan Bobade)

 

The Ultimate Guide to Somber Shaders BE

If you are exploring the vast world of Minecraft modifications, Somber Shaders BE by Draco12191712 is a standout shader that deserves your attention. With over 893 downloads, it has become a staple for players looking to enhance their experience. As the creator describes it, this project is "An unofficial Bedrock recreation inspired by Somber Shaders. Horror minecraft bedrock resource pack that aims to recreate the nostalgic atmosphere of early beta/alpha versions with an eerie twist, inspired by ARGs.". Whether you are a veteran builder constructing massive cities, or simply a casual player looking to upgrade your survival world, this guide will provide you with all the essential details on how Somber Shaders BE alters the game.

What Makes It Special?

Unlike standard shaders that simply alter superficial elements, Somber Shaders BE introduces a wide array of visual and mechanical features designed to seamlessly blend into the vanilla aesthetic. Draco12191712 has clearly spent significant time refining the project to ensure that every aspect feels polished and responsive for version 1.21.

Installation Guide

Getting Somber Shaders BE up and running is straightforward. Follow these step-by-step instructions:

  1. Verify Your Version: Ensure your Minecraft launcher is set to version 1.21.
  2. Install Mod Loader (if required): If this is a mod, download the compatible loader (Forge, Fabric, NeoForge).
  3. Download the File: Click the secure download button above to retrieve the official file from CurseForge.
  4. Move the File: Place the downloaded file into your `mods`, `shaderpacks`, or `resourcepacks` folder depending on the shader type.
  5. Launch and Enjoy: Open Minecraft, navigate to the respective settings menu, and activate Somber Shaders BE.

Compatibility & Performance

Compatibility is robust. Somber Shaders BE is designed specifically for version 1.21, taking full advantage of the latest engine optimizations. During typical gameplay, this addition maintains a stable frame rate, though lower-end laptops might experience slight stuttering. We recommend pairing this with performance boosters like Sodium or Iris to guarantee a silky-smooth experience.

Details

Downloads:893
Created:1 month ago
Updated:1 month ago
Project ID:1715049
License:All Rights Reserved
Environment:Client

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Draco12191712
SHADERS CREATOR
Downloads893
Version1.21
TypeSHADERS
File Size6.99 MB

About This shaders

An unofficial Bedrock recreation inspired by Somber Shaders. Horror minecraft bedrock resource pack that aims to recreate the nostalgic atmosphere of early beta/alpha versions with an eerie twist, inspired by ARGs.

Somber — Bedrock Port


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A best effort Minecraft: Bedrock Edition port of Somber by Snorfield.

    A Bedrock Edition port of Somber, the Java shader that brings back the atmosphere of alpha and beta Minecraft with a few extra stuff. The pack is built for Vibrant Visuals & Raytracing, but it also works in the regular Fancy mode, with fewer features.

 

Features

Fog - The world fades into fog about 30 blocks out! Leaving distant trees and hills as faint silhouettes. The fog takes on the colour of the sky: soft blue by day, deep navy at dusk, near-black at night. Rain turns it a cold grey. Fog also thickens dynamically! The fog covers the whole sky, so the horizon disappears. The sun and moon show only as faint glows. You can turn this off to get the open sky back.

Water - Water is solid blue; you cannot see below the surface of the water. Every biome has its own water tint.

Foliage - Grass & leaves get a punchy, saturated green from the beta version of mc.

VFX (Screen Effects) - There are 3: vignette (the screen edges fade into darkness), film grain (flickering noise, sorta like an old camcorder), & chromatic aberration (a coloured lens fringe around the edges of your vision)!

Shadows - Shade is a bit deeper, nights are completely dark, and caves are pitch black until you light a torch. Torches also emit a coloured light, not just one fixed color. Sunlight casts blocky, pixelated shadows.

Sun & Moon Brightness  - The sun and moon are brighter, as in the original shader. You'll see this best with the sky overlay turned off

 

Requirements

This pack is best with Vibrant Visuals, though Fancy graphics also suffices!  

Requires Minecraft: Bedrock v1.26.0 or newer.

Vibrant Visuals' Hardware Requirements:

Windows: Graphics cards and drivers supporting DirectX 12

Intel GPUs: Intel graphics driver version 31.0.101.3430 or later is required

Android: Android devices running on Adreno 640 (something likke Snapdragon 855), Mali-G68 / Mali-G77 (Valhall architecture, like MediaTek 1000 series), Maleoon, PowerVR A-Series, or Xclipse 530 or higher

IOS/iPadOS:  An iPhone or iPad running on an A12 Bionic, M1 chip, or higher (like teh iPhone XR, iPhone SE 2nd gen, and newer)

 

Customising Somber

Slider option

What it does

Screen Effects: Off Removes the vignette, grain & lens fringe for a clean image
Vignette: Off Removes the dark screen edges
Chromatic Aberration: Off Removes the coloured lens fringe
Noise: Off Removes the film grain
Old Foliage Vibrance: Off Puts grass and leaves back to normal Minecraft colours
Water Transparency: On Makes water see-through again
Fog Sky Overlay: Off Clears the sky so you can see the sun, moon and stars
Fog: Off Removes the Somber fog completely
Fog Strength: Light Thinner fog that lets you see a lot further
Fog Strength: Heavy Thicker, more clautrophobic fog
Preset: Subtle A gentler version of everything
Preset: Intense Stronger vingette, grain, fog and greener foliage
Preset: Nightmare Everything at maximum, with fog closing in within about 10 blocks 👻
Somber (Default) The original Somber look

Dependencies

This pack looks amazing if paired with the Classic Textures resource pack for Minecraft: Bedrock. Just make sure Somber is at the very bottom of your enabled packs in your world pack settings/global resource settings; otherwise, it won't look very good.

Here is the link to the dependency.

Attribution

This project is based on and inspired by Somber Shaders by Snorfield.

Original project:

Somber Shaders
Copyright © 2025 Snorfield
Licensed under the MIT License.

This project also uses the original Somber pack icon.

The original Somber MIT License is included in:

LICENSE-SOMBER

Licensing

This Project

Original work created specifically for this Bedrock port is licensed under the MIT License unless otherwise stated.

See:

LICENSE

Somber Shaders

Original Somber material remains licensed under its original MIT License.

See:

LICENSE-SOMBER

The original copyright notice and permission notice are preserved in accordance with the MIT License.

Credits

Original Somber Shaders:
Snorfield

Bedrock port:
Draco12191712 (Vivaan Bobade)

 

📌Supported Minecraft Versions: Minecraft 1.21+

How to Install

1. Download Iris Shader Mod or OptiFine for Minecraft 1.21+. 2. Open Minecraft and go to Options > Video Settings > Shader Packs. 3. Tap 'Open Shader Folder' and place the downloaded .zip file inside.