Snowy Mountains Sky

Pick the correct version

• Java vanilla: These versions are set to "alpha" release type.
• Bedrock: Download from the bedrock page.
• Java Modded: This is the main version of the pack, and is set to "release" type. Select a version and scroll down to see the required mod. If more than one dependency is listed for a version, you only need one. When multiple mods are added as a dependency, that means that the pack will work with all of them, but only one of them is needed to get the pack working. Some mods are available on different versions and mod loaders, so I added support for as many as possible for the widest possible compatibility. Version compatibility is set to the pool of all the mods combined, so what you see is possible to run with at least one of the mods. Check the compatibility table below.
• OptiFine: Works with all OptiFine versions, and thus also with Skyboxify.

FYI

• This pack is primarily a standalone pack, however it can be used together with my Hyper Realistic Sky pack. Just be sure you put this pack below it in the resource pack list. This combo feature only works with the release version of HRS, using Celestial 2.0 or Nuit 1.0.
• To use this pack with HRS using Celestial 2.0, you will need to edit HRS. Navigate to Hyper_Realistic_Sky\assets\celestial\sky\overworld and rename sky.json to 1.json, and then rename 2.json to sky.json. This will ensure both packs work as intended. If you want to then use the pack alone again, simply undo this change.
• Celestial 2.0 requires core shaders to have smooth transitions between different sky layers, which is implemented as a pack overlay in the latest release. Since pack overlays only work from 1.20.2 and above, if you're playing on a version below that, you need to copy the "shaders" folder from "celestial/assets/minecraft/" to "assets/minecraft/".

Shaders

This pack does of course work with shaders, but since each shader works differently and has different settings, you will most likely need to tweak them to get a good look.