Everune Shaders FAQ

Open Options > Video Settings > Shaders, then locate Everune Shaders in your shader folder and select it. The shader will activate immediately, though you may need to restart your world for all effects to fully load.

Check that water reflections are enabled in your shader settings—look for reflection or water quality options in the shader configuration menu. If reflections are on but still look dull, try increasing the water reflection intensity through the shader's in-game settings.

Everune Shaders works with most mods, but mods that heavily modify lighting, water rendering, or add custom blocks may cause visual conflicts or performance drops. Test compatibility by enabling the shader with your mod list and checking for obvious visual glitches.

Lower your render distance, disable or reduce water reflection intensity, and turn off any advanced lighting features in the shader settings. If performance is still poor, check that your graphics driver is up to date and that no other demanding programs are running.

Shaders only affect your client-side rendering, so they work on multiplayer servers without any server-side installation or compatibility issues.

Everune Shaders prioritizes realistic lighting, which can make unlit interiors very dark. Use the in-game shader settings to enhance cave lighting or increase ambient light levels to make these areas more playable.

Some shader packs allow biome-specific water tuning through advanced settings—check your shader configuration menu for water color or transparency options. If your shader doesn't have per-biome controls, water appearance will be consistent across all biomes.

Everune Shaders includes reflections on water and moist surfaces like wet stone and leaves after rain. Reflections on other blocks depend on your shader settings—check the configuration menu for surface reflection options.

Everune Shaders is designed to balance realistic water and lighting effects with smooth performance on mid-range hardware, keeping the vanilla art style rather than dramatically changing the game's appearance.

Make sure your shader folder is in the correct location (usually `.minecraft/shaderpacks/`) and that the shader file isn't corrupted. If the issue persists, try re-downloading the shader pack and placing it in the folder again.