Cyberpunk Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings, go to Shaders, and select Cyberpunk Shaders from the list. The shader will apply immediately to your world.

This shader is demanding because of its intense lighting and color processing. Lower your render distance, disable shadows, or reduce other graphics settings to improve performance on lower-end systems.

Yes, it works with most mods, but visual mods (like other shaders or lighting mods) will conflict. Avoid running multiple shader packs at the same time.

Cyberpunk's contrast is extreme by design, but you can adjust shadow and brightness settings in the shader options menu to find a balance that works for your build.

Yes, it applies to all dimensions, though the neon effect works best in the Overworld at night and in custom builds designed around the 80s sci-fi aesthetic.

Use bright colored blocks (concrete, glass, glowstone) and place light sources strategically to take advantage of the neon glow effect—the shader amplifies contrast and makes artificial lighting pop.

Most versions include shader options where you can tweak saturation, brightness, and color intensity—access these through the Shaders menu in Video Settings.

Cyberpunk transforms weather into moody, cinematic effects as part of its design; if it looks broken rather than stylized, check that your shader options are set correctly or try disabling weather effects temporarily.

No, this is a traditional shader pack and does not support ray tracing or NVIDIA-specific features—it uses standard shader rendering.

Try disabling the shader and re-enabling it, or check that your graphics drivers are up to date and that you're using a compatible Minecraft version.