Adjust Saturation to Match Your Monitor

Finding the Saturation Slider

Open your Video Settings and look for the EzSaturation Shaders options. The saturation control appears as a dedicated slider in the graphics menu—you won't need to dig through shader-specific menus or config files.

Making Adjustments

Start by moving the slider left to desaturate (reduce color intensity) or right to increase vibrancy. Changes apply in real time, so you'll see results immediately without restarting the game.

If your monitor displays colors as washed out or dull, increase saturation gradually until the game looks natural to you. If colors feel oversaturated or your display tends toward vivid output, lower the slider to find a comfortable middle ground.

Testing Different Biomes

Visit several biomes to test your settings—forests, deserts, and oceans will show color shifts most clearly. Saturation changes affect all blocks and entities equally, so adjustments that work in one biome should feel consistent everywhere.

Once you find a setting you like, it persists across sessions, so you only need to adjust it once.