BSLShader FAQ

Press Shift + R while in-game to open the BSLShader configuration screen. From there you can adjust lighting, water, ambient occlusion, and color settings in real time.

Check the water reflection and wave intensity settings in the shader menu—they may be set too low. Increasing these values will add more visible wave animation and reflections to water surfaces.

Open the shader settings and reduce the lighting intensity or bloom strength values. You can also adjust color balance to fine-tune how bright daytime and shadow areas appear.

Ambient occlusion darkens the corners and edges of blocks to add depth and realism. It's purely visual—enable it if you like the effect, disable it if you prefer flatter lighting or need better performance.

Yes, the shader can be used on any server. Some servers support automatic shader distribution to players, which means the shader profile downloads when you join—check with your server admin for details.

Shaders are GPU-intensive; reduce bloom strength, disable ambient occlusion, or lower water reflection quality in the settings menu. You can also check that your graphics drivers are up to date.

BSLShader works with most mods, but conflicts can occur with other shader packs or mods that heavily modify lighting and water rendering. Use only one shader pack at a time.

Open the shader settings and look for shadow or lighting intensity controls. Adjusting these values will change how defined or blended the shadows appear on your blocks and terrain.

Color balance lets you shift the overall hue and warmth of your world—useful for making daytime feel warmer or cooler, or adjusting how colors appear under shadows.

No, most shader settings apply instantly or after a few seconds. If a change doesn't appear, try toggling the setting off and on again or reloading your world.