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Silva Pro

Java shader pack listed for Minecraft 1.19–26.x. Downloads from the MC Java Mods app on Android.

by fahimxtreme · on CurseForge

A lightweight Minecraft shader focused on beautiful visuals and high performance for low-end and mid-range PCs.

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Silva Pro

Silva Pro is a lightweight Minecraft shader designed for players who want better visuals without sacrificing performance.

Built with a performance-first approach, Silva Pro combines atmospheric lighting, soft shadows, procedural clouds, improved water, dynamic foliage, cinematic post-processing, and scalable quality settings to provide a modern visual upgrade across low-end, integrated, and mid-range PCs.

Silva Pro uses the legacy GLSL 1.20 shader pipeline for broad hardware compatibility and is optimized for both Iris and OptiFine.

Features

Performance

Silva Pro is designed to scale with your hardware.

Lower presets reduce expensive effects such as shadow rendering, shadow samples, SSAO, reflections, cloud detail, and atmospheric calculations. Higher presets progressively increase rendering quality for more powerful GPUs.

Potato and Low presets are specifically designed for integrated and low-end graphics, while Medium, High, and Ultra provide increasing levels of visual quality.

Compatibility

Current Release

Silva Pro v1.0.0 — LTS

The first Long-Term Support release brings a major rendering overhaul with improved atmosphere, lighting, shadows, water, clouds, post-processing, and performance scaling.

Silva Pro is built to remain lightweight while delivering a clean, atmospheric, and vanilla-friendly visual style.

Feedback, bug reports, screenshots, and performance reports are always welcome and help improve future releases.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — see the MC Java Mods guides for the full walkthrough.

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