EminGT
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1 year ago Oh, I was the one that fixed this issue on BSL as well, but I forgot to put the same fix in Reimagined. This is caused by specular mipmapping blurring the texture, causing 100% alpha pixels to blend with your 60% or 0% alpha pixels, resulting higher-than-intended emission levels. It will be fixed in the 1.20 update for Reimagined (r2.2), but you can also fix the problem by replacing your 100% alpha pixels in your speculars with 0% alpha pixels. Thank you for the detailed report!
Traister101
Firstly here's a minimum reproducible pack it has two specular maps, one for sand and one for red sand. Sand has a single pixel in the top left which is at 60% opacity (not special just what I happened to chose) this pixel should be (and is) emissive however at acute angles as well as at a distance it "spreads" to the whole block. The red sand is identical accept it's top left pixel is instead fully transparent this means it shouldn't be emissive and it's not, most of the time. Similar to the normal sand at acute angles or at a distance it is emissive as well as "spreads" to the whole block. The following screenshot is what this looks like in game.
When using Complementary v4 (or other packs) it looks like this
~~For example here's Sildur's Vibrant shaders
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Realized that Sildur's doesn't seem to support PBR so here is a screenshot using BSL
You can see how it looks similar to Complementary v4 and doesn't have the same issue Reimaged is having.
Obviously they won't look exactly the same because of differences between them but there's also something clearly wrong with Reimaged here.
I'm playing on Minecraft: 1.19.3 Fabric: 0.14.19 Using Iris: 1.5.2 and Sodium: 0.4.9 no other mods are present. I'm using an Nvidia GTX 1660 Super running the latest drivers which are 535.98 Complementary Reimaged version is: 2.1 (latest) I'll even throw in my settings which is just enabling labPBR RP support (in this minimal reproducible example)