The weekend Mine Craft Live StreamMojing announced the upcoming ‘dynamic visuals’, which will soon land for the best -selling game’s bedrock edition so far.
The developers described it as the vision of the studio that when needed with modern graphics features, such as directional lighting, volume metric fog, dynamic shadow, water reflection and much more, it should look like this game.
Improvement like vulmometric lighting means that players will see the sun rays cut in the overword, in which each block puts its shadow. The light will shine through the windows, and you will be able to see the reflection not only in the water but also on the surface of the metal blocks, while the sub -surface scatter gives the soft brightness to the leaves and grass. There will be even more brightness in the crowds and goods – the spider’s eyes will be even more dangerous in the dark, and the flames will put a shining path in your construction. It would be especially amazing while living in the dark.
Mojing made it clear that the dynamic visual is just a cosmetic update for the mine craft. In this way, it will not affect the gameplay mechanics in any way. This means that existing lighting mechanics, such as when the enemy crowds are allowed to burn, will continue to act like crop growth, daylight detection, crowded form, and much more. This is important because it makes it so that the players in the same circle can play all together, whether they are using dynamic visuals or not. During the Mine Craft Live, Art Director Jasper Boystra said:
Dynamic visuals are backward with the old worlds, and it runs locally – so you can play with friends who are not worth it.
Developers are currently examining dynamic visuals on various devices compatible with the Badric Edition. Soon, this version will be available to test users through a beta or preview. Mojing also said that he would eventually portray the refreshment of this graphics in the Java edition.
Of course, if you have a powerful PC with Jeffor RTX hardware, Mine Craft with RTX is the best way to experience the game from a visual perspective.
