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No Light — No Color!

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Blocks gradually turn black and white as light levels decrease.

23K downloads119 followersUpdated 10mo ago

1.2 · MC 1.21.11 · Minecraft

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  • 1.2

    release

    No Light — No Color! 1.2

    1.21.111.21.101.21.91.21.8+13minecraft

    2026-01-03 · 4.6K downloads

    No Light — No Color! v1.2.zip · 281 KB

  • 1.1

    release

    No Light — No Color! 1.1

    1.21.81.21.71.21.61.21.5+10minecraft

    2025-09-14 · 2K downloads

    No Light — No Color! v1.1.zip · 276 KB

  • 1.0

    release

    No Light — No Color!

    1.18.11.181.17.11.17minecraft

    2024-09-29 · 2.1K downloads

    No Light — No Color! 1.17.x.zip · 268 KB

  • 1.0

    release

    No Light — No Color!

    1.20.11.201.19.41.19.3+4minecraft

    2024-09-29 · 2.3K downloads

    No Light — No Color! 1.18 - 1.20.1.zip · 268 KB

  • 1.0

    release

    No Light — No Color!

    1.21.51.21.41.21.31.21.2+7minecraftvanilla

    2024-09-29 · 12K downloads

    No Light — No Color!.zip · 274 KB

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Gallery

A torch near a tree and a riverLots of colorful blocksNetherA villageA forest with some torchesWithout light it's basically pale garden 😭

About

No Light — No Color!

A torch near a tree and a river

This resource pack makes blocks smoothly become less colorful when they have less block light. Sky light doesn't affect this, only block light. Please note — this resource pack applies only to most of the blocks. Entities, some block entities, particles and other stuff will not be affected due to a different lighting method. Maybe I'll try to make entities and block entities work in the future.

Versions: 1.17 — 1.21.11+

Doesn't require Optifine, and works with it too.

Works with LambDynamicLights mod.

Does NOT work with Sodium.


Customization

You can also adjust radius and smoothness of how light will colorize blocks. Go into the resource pack into a file assets/minecraft/shaders/include/no_light_no_color.glsl. You can change the numbers in the first 2 lines. The variables don't work very intuitively so just play around until you are comfortable with the result.

Radius variable here is set to 82: Radius variable here is set to 82