Anti Aliasing TAA FXAA Shaders FAQ

The shader effects are active by default once the mod is installed. If you don't see smoothing on block edges, check that shaders are enabled in your video settings and that no conflicting shader packs are loaded at the same time.

Flickering on thin transparent objects is reduced by TAA, but may still appear slightly depending on your camera movement speed and distance. Try reducing your render distance or moving more slowly to minimize the effect.

No, this mod applies anti-aliasing at the engine level and conflicts with other shader packs. You should disable or remove other shaders before using this mod.

FXAA is designed to be lightweight, but TAA does require processing multiple frames. Most modern computers see minimal performance impact, though older systems may notice a small FPS decrease.

This mod does not include in-game settings to adjust TAA or FXAA strength. The effect applies uniformly across your world.

TAA blends frames over time to reduce jagged edges, which can create a slight blur effect at distance. This is normal behavior and trades edge sharpness for smoother visuals.

Yes, this is a client-side mod that only affects your own graphics. Other players won't see the anti-aliasing effect unless they also install the mod.

TAA blends multiple frames together to smooth edges over time, which works well on moving objects but can cause slight blur. FXAA instantly smooths pixels in a single frame without the blur, but is less effective on thin details.

This mod may conflict with OptiFine's shader system. If you experience issues, try disabling OptiFine shaders or testing without OptiFine to isolate the problem.

TAA works by blending frames over time, so a single screenshot captures only one frame and may not show the full smoothing effect. The anti-aliasing is most noticeable when you're moving and looking around.