WireSight

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平台： optifine

标签： cartoon potato

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? WireSight

? WireSight is an experimental, low-overhead Minecraft Java shaderpack that renders the world like a solid modeling view: dark green faces with bright green block edges.

⚙️ The pack targets the OptiFine shaderpack format shared by Iris, Oculus, and OptiFine. Its core path uses GLSL 1.20, a single terrain pass, normal depth writes, and no shadows or full-screen post-processing.

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?️ Preview

? Default theme colors

? WireSight uses the following base colors by default (RGB and hex denote the same color):

? These values are base colors; directional face shading further darkens terrain and entity sides and undersides.

?️ Shader settings

⚙️ WireSight uses the common OptiFine ShaderPack option format supported by Iris, Oculus, and OptiFine. The loader skin may differ, but the controls and order remain the same.

? Main screen

+--------------------------------+--------------------------------+
| Theme Preset: WireSight Green  | Custom Theme Colors...         |
| Directional Face Shading: On   | Edge Width: 1.5                |
| Edge Fade Start: 96 blocks     | Edge Fade Length: 64 blocks    |
+--------------------------------+--------------------------------+

• ? Directional Face Shading uses fixed brightness levels for top, side, and underside faces; it is not dynamic lighting.
• ? Edge Width controls the approximate on-screen pixel width of block edges.
• ?️ Edge Fade Start is the distance where edges begin fading.
• ? Edge Fade Length is the distance used to complete that fade, so the defaults end at 96 + 64 = 160 blocks.

? Custom theme colors

+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
| Theme Preset: Custom                                               |
+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
| Block Face R: 6      | Block Face G: 17     | Block Face B: 11     |
| Water R: 5           | Water G: 21          | Water B: 19          |
| Block Edge R: 53     | Block Edge G: 255    | Block Edge B: 120    |
| Entity R: 14         | Entity G: 61         | Entity B: 34         |
| Sky R: 0             | Sky G: 0             | Sky B: 0             |
+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+

⚠️ Important: Custom RGB values are applied only when Theme Preset is set to Custom.

? Each channel has full integer precision from 0 to 255. Custom values remain saved when another preset is selected and return unchanged when switching back to Custom.

? Built-in presets

? The Amber preset intentionally keeps water cool and dark to distinguish it from warm terrain. Changing an option may briefly recompile the shader.

? Current scope

• ? Visible 1x1 block boundaries on terrain and block entities
• ? Three flat face shades for spatial readability
• ✨ Pixel-stable, antialiased theme-colored edges
• ?️ Automatic distant-grid filtering to reduce shimmer
• ? Alpha preservation for cutout geometry such as leaves and plants
• ? Flat-color entities, particles, weather, and held items
• ?️ Original colors and transparency for name tags and world-space text
• ? Opaque stylized water and a configurable sky

⚠️ Only visible geometry can be outlined. WireSight is not an X-ray shader and does not render faces that Minecraft removes from chunk meshes.

? Compatibility target

? This shaderpack intentionally avoids compute shaders, geometry shaders, and loader-specific extensions.

? Environment	Minecraft	Shader loader	Companion component
? Oculus	1.20.1	Oculus 1.8.0	Embeddium 0.3.31
? Iris	1.21.8	Iris 1.9.1	Sodium 0.6.31
? OptiFine	1.8.9	OptiFine HD U M5	Forge 11.15.1.2318

? The OptiFine build targets every stable Minecraft release from 1.8 through 1.21.x. Unlisted combinations rely on compatible interfaces and have not been tested individually.

? Install

? Place the release zip in the Minecraft instance's shaderpacks directory, then select WireSight from the shader pack menu.

? VS Code

? Install Shader languages support for VS Code for GLSL syntax highlighting. The tracked .vscode/settings.json maps .glsl, .fsh, and .vsh files to GLSL, while .vscode/extensions.json recommends the extension automatically.

code --install-extension slevesque.shader

? Build, release, and publish

? Build locally with uv and Python 3.13:

uv venv
uv run python ./scripts/build_shaderpack.py
uv run python ./scripts/validate_publish.py

? Two reproducible ZIPs and their matching SHA-256 files are written to dist/. metadata.toml is the single source of truth for the WireSight version, variant support ranges, platform project IDs, and loaders.

⚙️ GitHub Actions observes these exact commit-subject suffixes on pushes:

? Only the subject line is inspected; matching text in the commit body is ignored.

? Pull requests are always built. Builds, releases, and platform publishing can also be started manually; pushing a v* tag creates only the matching GitHub Release.

? See the build, release, and publish guide for the pipeline diagrams, platform project setup, required GitHub Secrets, release metadata, supported Minecraft versions, and release-note format.

# ?️ Build and upload an Actions artifact without creating a Release.
git commit --allow-empty -m "ci: test WireSight package (build action)"

# ?️ Build and publish the version declared in metadata.toml.
git commit -m "release: vX.Y.Z summary (build release)"

# ? Build, create a GitHub Release, and publish to Modrinth and CurseForge.
git commit -m "release: vX.Y.Z summary (build publish)"