Axo Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, navigate to Shaders, and select AxoShaders from the list. The shader will activate immediately and you'll see colored lighting and shadows appear across your world.

Try reducing shadow quality or disabling waving foliage in the shader settings menu. If performance is still poor, lower your render distance or reduce other video settings like particles and cloud quality.

AxoShaders works with most mods, but may have visual conflicts with mods that heavily modify lighting or add custom blocks with emissive textures. Test compatibility by enabling the shader with your mod list and checking for visual glitches.

Open the shader settings menu (usually by pressing a key like Right Shift while in-game, depending on your launcher), find the Colored Lighting Intensity option, and adjust the slider to your preference.

Access the shader settings and look for shadow-related options like Shadow Harshness or Shadow Brightness, then reduce the harshness or increase brightness until caves are visible again.

This is usually caused by waving foliage settings being too intense. Open shader settings, find the Waving Foliage or Foliage Speed option, and lower the intensity or disable it if the effect bothers you.

Shaders only affect your client-side rendering, so they work on both single-player and multiplayer servers without affecting other players or server performance.

Yes, AxoShaders works alongside resource packs. Load your resource pack first, then enable the shader—the two will layer together, though some visual effects may interact differently depending on the pack.

AxoShaders is designed for budget hardware and standard laptops, so integrated graphics or mid-range GPUs should handle it at playable frame rates; start with default settings and adjust from there.

Open the shader settings menu and look for a shadow toggle or shadow intensity slider—set it to zero or disable shadows while leaving colored lighting enabled.