B3 PvP Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, navigate to Shaders, and select B3 PvP from the list. The shader will apply immediately to your world.

Check that shader-specific visibility settings are enabled in your Video Settings, and ensure your brightness is set to a level that works with the shader's lighting adjustments. If players still blend into the environment, try adjusting your monitor's contrast.

B3 PvP is compatible with most gameplay mods, but avoid using it alongside other shader packs or heavy visual enhancement mods, as they will conflict.

Lower your render distance and turn off unnecessary particles in Video Settings, then disable any resource-heavy mods running alongside the shader. If performance is still poor, your system may need additional optimization beyond what the shader provides.

B3 PvP works on both single-player and multiplayer servers—it's a client-side shader, so the server doesn't need to have it installed.

B3 PvP intentionally simplifies shadow rendering to boost frame rate; this is by design for combat clarity. If shadows are completely broken, try disabling and re-enabling the shader, or check that your graphics driver is up to date.

Most shader adjustments are made through Minecraft's Video Settings brightness slider and gamma settings rather than in-shader menus. Some versions may include shader-specific options accessible through the Shaders menu.

B3 PvP is designed to maintain high frame rates and clear player visibility during combat, which can give you an edge in fast-paced fights, but skill and ping matter more than the shader itself.

B3 PvP simplifies reflections and transparency effects to reduce GPU load, so water and glass will appear flatter and less reflective than in vanilla or other shader packs.

Open Video Settings, go to Shaders, and select "None" at the top of the shader list to disable all shaders and return to vanilla rendering.