How to Improve Performance While Using ADIN FE3 Shader

Lowering Render Distance

Because the ADIN FE3 Shader adds realistic water reflections and enhanced underwater lighting, it requires more graphics processing power than vanilla Minecraft. If you experience frame rate drops near large oceans or rivers, adjusting your video settings will help smooth out gameplay.

1. Open the pause menu and go to Settings.

2. Select the Video tab on the left side of the screen.

3. Scroll down to the Render Distance slider.

4. Lower the slider by a few chunks. Reducing the number of chunks the game renders at once decreases the amount of reflective water the shader has to draw on screen.

Adjusting Secondary Visual Settings

If lowering the render distance is not enough to stabilize your performance on mobile or lower-end devices, you can adjust additional visual options in the same menu.

1. In the Video settings menu, locate the FOV Can Be Altered By Gameplay and View Bobbing toggles and disable them if motion feels stuttery.

2. Lower the Anti-Aliasing slider if it is available on your device to reduce the workload on your graphics processor.

3. Keep Fancy Graphics enabled if possible, as turning it off completely may disable the shader's custom water reflections and underwater lighting.