Humid Shaders FAQ

Open your video settings in-game, find the Shaders option, and select Humid Shaders from the list. The shader will activate immediately and you'll see the visual changes take effect.

Open the shader settings menu (usually accessible from video settings) and adjust the Shadow Intensity slider to find the balance you prefer. Lower values create softer shadows while higher values make them more pronounced.

Yes, go into the shader options and find the Bloom or Glow setting—you can either turn it off completely or reduce its intensity to make light sources less bright.

Humid Shaders is designed to run on low-end hardware, but if you experience lag, try reducing render distance, disabling bloom, or lowering shadow quality in the shader settings.

Adjust the color saturation and brightness settings in the shader options to match your preference—the realistic preset is neutral by default, so you can customize it to your liking.

Humid Shaders is generally compatible with most mods, but mods that heavily modify lighting or rendering may cause conflicts; test your setup and disable conflicting features if needed.

The bloom effect around light sources is controlled in the shader settings—increase the bloom intensity or radius value to make torches and glowstone appear brighter and more luminous.

Yes, Humid Shaders works alongside resource packs; the shader handles lighting and shadows while your resource pack controls textures and models.

Try disabling or reducing shadow quality, lowering bloom intensity, or decreasing render distance in the shader settings; these are the most performance-intensive features.

Look for a Reset or Default button in the shader options menu, or delete the shader config file and restart your game to restore the original settings.