Disable Fog Mod FAQ

Open your inventory and look for the Disable Fog Mod config button, or access it through your mod menu (usually Mod Menu or similar). From there you can toggle individual fog types on and off.

Yes, the mod lets you control fog per dimension. You can toggle Nether fog separately from Overworld fog in the settings, so you can have different fog rules for each world type.

Disabling fog typically improves performance slightly since your game renders more chunks without the fog cutoff, though the impact depends on your render distance and hardware. If you experience lag, try keeping some fog types enabled or lowering your render distance.

Make sure you've toggled the lava fog setting to OFF in the mod config. If it's already off, check that you're using the latest mod version, as older versions may have had issues with lava fog removal.

The mod is generally compatible with most mods, but conflicts can occur with mods that heavily modify rendering or fog systems. If you experience visual glitches, try disabling conflicting mods or adjusting the fog settings.

The mod removes all darkness fog globally, so you can't selectively disable only Warden darkness while keeping other darkness effects. You'll need to toggle the darkness fog setting entirely on or off.

Terrain fog is the haze that hides distant blocks and chunks, while sky fog is the atmospheric effect in the sky. Removing terrain fog lets you see farther, while removing sky fog clears the sky appearance.

Fog settings are client-side only, so disabling fog on your end won't affect other players or the server. You can use this mod on any server without issues.

Check that you've actually toggled OFF the specific fog types you want to remove in the config menu. Some fog effects (like water fog) may require a game restart to take effect.

The mod applies the same fog settings across all game modes. If you need different settings for different modes, you'll need to manually change the config each time you switch modes.