Minecraft?s Super Duper Graphics Pack is no more. That?s right, Mojang announced the game?s ambitious texture pack has been canceled due to it being ?too technically demanding to implement as planned.? It seems that after at least two years of development, the pack was not coming together as Mojang had hoped and has ceased development, despite the excitement for the optional expansion.
As announced during E3 2017, the Super Duper Graphics Pack was supposed to enhance the visuals in Minecraft by a substantial amount. This would have introduced volumetric lighting, textures with reflective surfaces, dynamic shadows, the conversion of flat textures to 3D models, and more. In other words, it would have made the game look incredible, especially in terms of its lightning. You wouldn?t think it would be too difficult to implement such features into a game like Minecraft, but evidently it was way more complicated than it seemed.
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