Halcyon Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, go to Shaders, and select Halcyon Shaders from the list. Apply the changes and the shader will activate immediately.

Halcyon Shaders adds lighting calculations that demand more GPU power. Try lowering your render distance, disabling clouds, or reducing other graphics settings like shadows or reflections in the shader options.

Yes, Halcyon Shaders works with most mods, but mods that heavily modify lighting, water, or the sky may conflict. Test compatibility by enabling the shader with your mod list and checking for visual glitches.

Open the Shader Options menu (usually Shift+O in-game) and look for settings like Warmth, Saturation, or Sunset Intensity to dial back the golden tones to your preference.

Yes, the shader applies to all dimensions, though the warm sunset effect is most noticeable in the Overworld. The Nether and End will retain their own atmospheric colors while benefiting from the shader's lighting smoothness.

Check your Shader Options for cloud-related settings and make sure they're enabled. If clouds still don't appear right, try adjusting the Cloud Density or Cloud Height slider, or verify your render distance isn't set too low.

Yes, shaders are client-side only, so they won't affect other players or require server installation. Everyone can use different shaders on the same server without issues.

Look for water-related options in Shader Settings such as Water Clarity, Wave Height, or Reflection Strength, and adjust them to enhance the calm, clear look Halcyon Shaders provides.

Halcyon Shaders works on most modern GPUs, but very old or integrated graphics may struggle. If you experience crashes or extreme lag, your hardware may not meet the shader's requirements.

Go to Video Settings > Shaders and select "None" at the top of the shader list to turn off Halcyon Shaders while keeping it installed for later use.