TAA-Voxy Port is a fork of the original TAA Project shader, rebuilt to work with the Voxy world-rendering mod. This shader stays true to Minecraft’s default visuals—no heavy color shifts or dramatic lighting—while applying temporal anti-aliasing to suppress jagged edges and flickering pixels. It’s aimed at players on lower-end hardware who want a smoother picture without sacrificing the vanilla-like look they enjoy.

This port is still under active development, and you may encounter minor visual quirks or instability. It inherits the full feature set of the upstream TAA Project but adds specific hooks so that the anti-aliasing pass behaves correctly inside Voxy’s custom rendering pipeline. If you rely on Voxy to improve how your world is drawn but miss the crisp, stable image of TAA, this fork is built precisely for that use case.

Temporal Anti-Aliasing (TAA): Blends data from previous frames to eliminate shimmering and stair-stepping artifacts, producing a calmer image in motion.
Two sharpening modes: Unsharp Mask (can leave subtle trails on fast-moving objects) and Contrast Adaptive Sharpening (more stable, with its own small trade-offs).
Voxy integration: Designed to cooperate with Voxy’s renderer so that the TAA effect does not conflict with or break the mod’s world display.
OptiFine and Iris support: Works with both major shader loaders, matching the compatibility of the original TAA Project.
Preserves vanilla aesthetics: No extra bloom, fog, or color grading—only edge-smoothing that lets Minecraft look like Minecraft.

To use this shader, you need OptiFine or Iris and the Voxy mod must be installed and active. A GPU with OpenGL 4.3 support is recommended, even for low-spec systems. Because the port is a work in progress, expect occasional rough edges; performance and stability will improve as development continues.

TAA-Voxy Port – Temporal Anti-Aliasing Shader with Voxy Support