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Exploring Water, Sky, and Foliage Effects in Spectrum Shader
Once Spectrum Shader is active on your device, it replaces several vanilla environmental visuals across the Overworld, Nether, and End. Knowing where to look helps you verify that the pack is rendering properly on your mobile hardware.
Testing Water and Underwater Visuals
1. Find an ocean, river, or lake with an open view of the sky.
2. Look across the surface during the day or night to spot water waves and the reflection of the sun on the water and nearby surfaces.
3. Dive beneath the surface to observe underwater caustics and submerged wave distortions on the seabed.
Observing Sky, Foliage, and Dimension Changes
- Moving Foliage: Stand near trees, tall grass, or crops to see shaking leaves and plants animate in place.
- Nether and End Fog: Build or travel through a Nether Portal or End Portal to experience the custom atmospheric fog applied specifically to those dimensions.