Optimizing Video Settings for NRRDS Shader

Configuring Bedrock Video Settings

To make sure every visual feature of NRRDS Shader displays properly in your world, you need to ensure your vanilla Minecraft Bedrock video settings are not disabling custom textures or animations. Open the pause menu, go to Settings, and select the Video tab.

1. Enable Fancy Graphics: Scroll down and make sure the Fancy Graphics toggle is turned on. Disabling this can force water, leaves, and sky features back to their simplified vanilla states.

2. Turn on Beautiful Skies: Ensure the Beautiful Skies toggle is enabled so the custom sky textures provided by NRRDS Shader are rendered in the skybox.

3. Adjust Render Distance: Because NRRDS Shader adds more realistic fog, your render distance directly controls how close or far away that fog effect sits. Lower the render distance slider if you want the fog closer for a denser atmosphere, or raise it to push the fog toward the distant horizon.

Balancing Performance

While NRRDS Shader is a texture pack rather than a heavy shader, the added animations for grass, leaves, flowers, and plants can still impact frame rates in dense biomes like jungles or flower forests. If you experience lag around heavy foliage, lower your Render Distance by a few chunks in the Video settings to reduce the total number of animated plant blocks your device has to draw at once.