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Use the Shader's Bright Nights for Comfortable PvP

Many cinematic shaders make nights nearly pitch black. This one is built to keep nighttime bright enough to see clearly, which makes it practical for PvP and night building.

Getting the most visibility at night

1. Load your PvP world or server with the shader active. Check it under Global Resources, or in the world's Resource Packs screen.

2. Look across the terrain. You should still be able to make out players, blocks and paths under the moonlight.

3. If it still feels too dark on your screen, open Settings → Video and raise the vanilla Brightness slider. The shader's lighting builds on top of it.

4. Turn your device's screen brightness up. Phones on battery-saver often dim the display and swallow dark detail.

Dealing with the green fog

The shader adds green fog and a green-tinted sky at night. That fog sets the mood but can soften far-off detail.

  • Fight in open fields rather than across long distances if you have trouble spotting players far away.
  • Adjust render distance to see whether a different setting gives you a clearer horizon on your device.
  • Remember that other players may be using different packs. What you see is your own view only and has no effect on them or on the server.

If frame rate drops in busy fights, lower render distance first. Smooth movement matters more in PvP than distant scenery.