Aesyin’s Shaders FAQ

Open your Options menu in-game, go to Video Settings, then select Shaders. Find Aesyin's Shaders in the list and click it to activate. You'll see the cartoon effect apply immediately to your world.

The bloom effect might be too strong for your preference. Open the shader settings (usually by clicking the Settings button next to the shader name) and look for bloom or brightness controls to dial it back.

Yes, Aesyin's Shaders works with most mods, but mods that heavily alter lighting or add custom blocks may look unusual. Test your setup in a test world first if you're combining many mods.

Try lowering shadow quality or bloom intensity in the shader settings, or reduce your render distance. If performance is still poor, check that your graphics drivers are up to date and that you're not running other demanding programs.

The foliage movement is purely visual—it doesn't affect gameplay or collision. Plants sway gently to give the world more life, but you can still walk through them normally.

Shadows can behave oddly near water, transparent blocks, or custom structures from mods. Try adjusting shadow distance or quality in the shader settings, or check if a mod is conflicting with shadow rendering.

Open the shader settings and look for options like saturation, contrast, or stylization intensity. Lowering these values will make the world look closer to vanilla while keeping the soft bloom and improved shadows.

Yes, shaders are client-side only, so you can use Aesyin's Shaders on any server without needing the server to have it installed.

Adjust the bloom intensity setting in the shader options—increase it to make glowing blocks pop more, or decrease it if they're overwhelming your view.

Shaders replace Fabulous mode entirely, so you'll need to switch to Fancy or Fast graphics when using Aesyin's Shaders. The shader will handle advanced lighting effects on its own.