Vanilla RTX Mod

Vanilla RTX Add-Ons (Minecraft Bedrock)

If you already run ray tracing on Bedrock, Vanilla RTX Add-Ons are the chef’s-kiss extras. Think of the base Vanilla RTX pack as the engine, and these seven mini-packs as bolt-ons you stack over it to tweak how specific blocks behave with RT—brighter emissives here, cleaner glass there, tighter surface roughness on stones, that kind of thing. It’s modular on purpose, so you only keep the bits you love.

How I set it up on PC (RTX-capable card):
Put Vanilla RTX at the bottom of the active packs.
Stack the Vanilla RTX Add-Ons you want above it (order matters—top wins).
Toggle Ray Tracing ON, keep Ray Tracing Render Distance around 12–16, Upscaling ON if you need frames.
Reload the world to lock materials.
Where these shine in survival/creative
Lighting passes: emissive accents on redstone lamps, lantern clusters, or nether blocks give warm pools of light instead of flat glow.
Glass work: framed or clearer glass reads like real windows—perfect for aquariums, city towers, or greenhouse builds.
Stone/wood: refined normals/roughness make masonry, paths, and beams pop under sunset; screenshots go from “nice” to “whoa.”
Underwater shots: RT caustic vibes with sea lanterns + prismarine look ridiculous in bases or monument rehabs.



Tips that actually help: use end rods behind stained glass for soft highlights; mix polished + rough blocks in walls to catch different reflections; keep torches minimal—lanterns/campfires look better with RT. No gameplay stats change; Vanilla RTX Add-Ons are pure visual sauce you can mix and match without breaking survival.

Installation guile:
- Download file Addon;
- Use minecraft
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Activate the settings;
- Play with the new mod!