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Bounty Shaders FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Where do I find the shader settings in-game?
Open your inventory, look for the shader settings button or menu option (usually accessible through a dedicated button or the mod's configuration screen), and you'll see sliders for brightness, contrast, saturation, and vibrance that you can adjust in real-time.
How do I make nights brighter without washing out the daytime?
Use the brightness slider to raise the overall light level, then use the contrast slider to maintain definition between light and dark areas so daytime doesn't look flat or overexposed.
My colors look dull even with saturation turned up—what's wrong?
Try adjusting the vibrance slider alongside saturation; vibrance boosts weaker colors specifically, so using both together will make block colors pop without oversaturating already-bright colors.
Does this shader work with other visual mods?
Bounty Shaders is designed to work with most mods since it only adjusts image tone and doesn't alter block models or textures, but avoid stacking it with other shader packs or heavy visual overhauls that might conflict.
Will this cause lag on my potato PC?
No—Bounty Shaders is specifically built for low-end hardware and runs with minimal performance impact, so it should work smoothly even on older computers.
How do I reset my shader settings to default?
Look for a reset button in the shader settings menu, or manually slide all controls back to their middle/default positions to restore the vanilla look.
Can I save different shader presets for different situations?
Check your shader settings menu for a save or preset option; if available, you can create custom presets for different times of day or playstyles and switch between them quickly.
Why does my world look washed out after enabling the shader?
Your contrast slider is likely too low; increase contrast to bring back definition between highlights and shadows, which will make the world look more defined and less flat.
Does Bounty Shaders change the vanilla Minecraft look?
No—it preserves the cartoon and vanilla aesthetic of the game by only adjusting tone and color balance, not altering textures, models, or lighting mechanics.
What's the difference between saturation and vibrance?
Saturation boosts all colors equally across the screen, while vibrance specifically targets weaker or duller colors, so you can enhance subtle color variations without oversaturating already-bright areas.