[发布] BetterBedrock NX——在 Switch 1 上实现 Vibrant Visuals、修复 Microsoft 登录、自建 Minecraft Bedrock 服务器

BetterBedrock NX
A Minecraft (Bedrock) toolkit for a modded Switch

Hi all! This is the new home of BedrockLink (its old thread). The scope grew, so it got a new name: it's now a toolkit for Minecraft on a modded Switch, and the big new feature is...

Vibrant Visuals on an original Switch

The Switch version of Minecraft ships everything Vibrant Visuals needs - the shaders (Vulkan, so they run on the Switch 1's GPU too), the PBR textures and the settings - because it shares its data with the Switch 2 version. The Switch 1 build just has it switched off in four places in the code. BetterBedrock NX switches it on with a small Atmosphère exefs patch for Minecraft 1.26.44, and adds Fast / Balanced / Quality profiles tuned for the Switch 1 (480p-720p, lighter shadows redrawn every 2nd frame, shorter Vibrant Visuals distance) through LayeredFS.

Be realistic: it needs an overclock. On my Mariko in handheld at a high overclock it ran at 20-25 fps with Mojang's own (Switch 2) settings; the profiles are lighter than those. It is not playable at stock clocks. Exactly what the patch changes, instruction by instruction: https://github.com/TomasUribe/betterbedrock-nx/blob/main/docs/vibrant-visuals.md

Everything it does

Vibrant Visuals on/off and its profiles (Graphics page). Changes apply the next time Minecraft starts; switching it off removes everything it installed.
Microsoft sign-in fix: Nextendo's Prelude (from 3.5.7) points Microsoft's sign-in servers at its own server (for Minecraft Dungeons II), which breaks Bedrock's Xbox Live sign-in. The fix comments out only those hosts lines, and can undo it.
Join your own server: there's no "Add Server" on Switch, so one featured server in Play > Servers becomes a door to your server, through BedrockConnect (any port) or directly (port 19132).
An Ultrahand/Tesla overlay to switch routing on and off in game.

Who it's for
Anyone who plays Minecraft (Bedrock) on a Switch that stays off Nintendo's servers - an emuMMC with Nintendo blocked (90DNS, a DNS blocker or Atmosphère's hosts file), or a banned console - with a community server setup such as Nextendo's Prelude for online play. Vibrant Visuals works offline too. It never contacts Nintendo and never changes the hosts lines that keep Nintendo blocked.

Requirements

Atmosphère with an emuMMC and dns.mitm on (the default)
Minecraft (Bedrock); for Vibrant Visuals exactly version 1.26.44, and an overclock tool (sys-clk, Horizon OC...)
For your own server: a Bedrock or Geyser server
Optional: Ultrahand or Tesla Menu for the overlay

Install
Unzip BetterBedrockNX-2.0.0.zip to the root of the SD card. Coming from BedrockLink: your settings carry over, and the first start removes the old app and overlay files.

Tested on: Switch (Mariko), firmware 22.5.0, Atmosphère 1.11.2, emuMMC, Minecraft 1.26.44, Nextendo Prelude 3.5.5 and 3.5.11, Horizon OC. That's my console only (not banned, Nintendo blocked by DNS) - reports from other setups are very welcome, especially FPS numbers with each profile.

Privacy: when you join through BedrockConnect, its server sees your gamertag (like any server you join). You can run your own BedrockConnect or use Direct.

Download: https://github.com/TomasUribe/betterbedrock-nx/releases/tag/v2.0.0
Source (GPL-2.0-or-later): https://github.com/TomasUribe/betterbedrock-nx

Credits: BedrockConnect by Pugmatt, Atmosphère, libtesla by WerWolv, devkitPro/libnx, SDL2; th4llium's vibrant-visuals-patcher and BetterRenderDragon showed where to start looking for the gate.
BetterBedrock NX is not affiliated with Nintendo, Microsoft, Mojang, Nextendo or BedrockConnect.