Chunks Fade In Mod FAQ

Open Mod Menu from the mods list and click the config button next to Chunks Fade In. If you don't use Mod Menu, the mod also exposes its options through the standard config file in your config folder.

In the mod's config, look for the animation style option and pick from the available presets, such as fade, slide, or grow. Changes apply to newly loading chunks, so move around to see the effect.

Set the animation style to the vanilla or 'none' option in the config, or disable the mod's rendering toggle. Chunks will then appear instantly like unmodded Minecraft.

Check that the mod is actually enabled and that another chunk-rendering mod isn't overriding it. Also confirm your animation style isn't set to none and that you're not using a shader or optimization mod that replaces chunk rendering.

It's built to work alongside common performance mods like Sodium, but conflicts can happen if another mod also controls chunk fade or render distance. If animations stop working, test with only Chunks Fade In enabled to isolate the conflict.

The effect is mostly visual and lightweight, but animating many chunks at once can add minor overhead on low-end systems. If you notice stutter, lower your render distance or pick a simpler animation style.

Keep your render distance reasonable for your hardware and avoid pairing the mod with others that also animate chunk loading. A simpler animation style and enough allocated RAM usually smooths things out.

Yes, the config includes a speed or duration setting for the animation. Increasing the duration makes chunks fade in more slowly, while lowering it makes them appear faster.

The mod is client-side, so it works on any server you join without needing it installed server-side. Other players won't see your animations, and it won't affect server performance.

That usually points to a conflict with another chunk-loading or rendering mod rather than the mod itself. Disable other chunk animation mods and check that your animation style is set correctly.