Afterimage Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, select Shaders, and locate Afterimage Shaders in your shader pack list. Click it to activate, then confirm the changes.

Volumetric fog density is likely set too high. Open the shader options menu (usually accessible from Video Settings > Shaders > Shader Options) and reduce the fog density slider until you reach your preferred visibility.

Yes, Afterimage Shaders works with most mods since it only affects visuals. However, mods that heavily modify sky rendering or dimension visuals may conflict—test in-game to confirm compatibility.

Yes, Afterimage Shaders intentionally darkens the Nether with moody ambient lighting for atmosphere. If it's unplayable, reduce ambient light or fog density in the shader options.

Open the shader options menu and look for End dimension or black hole settings. You can disable or customize the effect there, though the option availability depends on your shader version.

Volumetric fog and shadow rendering are performance-intensive. Try lowering fog density, reducing shadow quality, or disabling volumetric effects in shader options to improve frame rate.

The hand-drawn sky artwork applies globally, but fog and lighting effects vary by biome—forests will be foggier than plains, and caves have their own ambient lighting.

Yes, open the shader options menu and look for sky customization settings where you can adjust colors and appearance for day and night cycles.

Yes, this shader pack works directly with the Iris shader engine, so you must have Iris installed for Afterimage Shaders to function.

Soft sun shadows shift smoothly throughout the day but may appear slightly disconnected from fast-moving entities. This is a visual trade-off of the shader's atmospheric design.