Cool Gradients by Akis
Another simple core shader from me that allows you to easily add smoothly moving gradients to your game.
Creating custom gradients
It's very simple: you just need to select a trigger color, starting color, ending color, and change speed:
void initGradients() {
registerGradient(0xF2F2F2,0xB5070A,0xFF0A0D,5000.0);
// Trigger Color - #F2F2F2
// Starting Color - #B5070A
// Ending Color - #FF0A0D
// Speed - 5000
}
You can also use the website I created that simplifies the entire process of gradient creation!
Up to 10 gradients can work simultaneously, but you can easily increase this number by changing line 35 in the code:
Gradient gradients[10]; // increase this number for more gradients
Installation
For Nexo:
- Download the latest version of the resource pack
- Place it in your project's
plugins/Nexo/pack/external_packsfolder - Enter the game and execute the command
/n rl allto reload Nexo - Done - you can enjoy the new visual effects!
For standard Minecraft:
- Download the latest version of the resource pack
- Place the file in your
.minecraft/resourcepacksdirectory - Activate the resource pack in the game settings - the rest will happen automatically!
How to use
It's elementary: you just need to apply the desired hexadecimal color code and apply formatting through game tools or special plugins - the process won't take much time!
Ready examples

Note: the image shows a static example, but the gradients themselves move and change over time