How to Experience the New Fog in Minecraft
Minecraft has always been one of the best games and got too much spotlight in recent years. Recently there was a new update passed on which there is a new feature called 'Vibrant Visuals,' which makes the game look even better and improves the overall visual experience of the game.
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One of the exciting changes that came in the update is volumetric fog.
The all-new volumetric fog makes the game feel more realistic and immersive. It adds a soft mist that moves through forests, caves, and underwater areas. Also, this fog changes with light, making mornings feel very pleasant and calm and the caves feel more mysterious. This new update is only available for the Bedrock Edition and will soon release for the Java Edition.
In this article we will discuss more about the all-new volumetric fog and how players can turn it on and experience it.
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Here is how you can experience the new fog in your Minecraft world:
What Is Volumetric Fog?
The new volumetric fog is a type of fog that reacts to the light. This, in Minecraft, means you will see misty effects in different places. For example, sunlight might shine through trees, making beams of light. In the caves, the fog adds depth, making the ocean feel vast and deep.
This new feature makes the game feel more alive and realistic, creating an immersive experience for the players.
How to Enable the New Fog
For the players to experience this new volumetric fog, you will need to have the latest update installed of the game. Here are the steps to enable this new feature in the Bedrock Edition:
Go to the settings menu. Look for the "Graphics" section. Find an option called 'Vibrant Visuals.' Turn on this option to enable
Note that this feature is only available in the updated version of Bedrock Edition, i.e., 1.21.90.23. If you're a Java Edition player, then this update is yet to come on the Java Edition.
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How to Enjoy the New Fog
The new feature 'Vibrant Visuals' brings an amazing playing experience. To enjoy the new fog, you can explore different biomes and visit forests, caves, and oceans to see how the fog changes. Use torches, lanterns, and glowstones to see how the light interacts with the fog. Play at different times to notice how the fog changes and looks at different times.
The Bedrock Edition 1.21.90.23 has brought some amazing and beautiful visuals to the game, making it feel more alive than before.
The new fog adds more beauty to your Minecraft world. No matter whether you're exploring or building, this feature will enhance your gaming experience.
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