How to Use Shaders with Custom Weather Storms

When you use shader packs alongside custom weather mods, graphical glitches and rendering conflicts often prevent storms from appearing properly in the sky. Atmospheric Radiance Overhaul bridges Iris Shaders and the weather mod so that both visual systems work together without breaking.

Required Active Mods

Because this mod acts strictly as a compatibility bridge, having it in your mod folder alone will not generate new storms or shader effects by itself. To see the results in your world, make sure your current profile includes:

• Iris Shaders to handle shader pack rendering.
• The companion weather mod that generates the custom weather storms.
• Atmospheric Radiance Overhaul to connect the two systems and fix rendering conflicts.

Enabling Your Shader Pack in Game

Once you launch the game with all three components active, you do not need to configure a separate menu for the compatibility fix. Simply turn on your preferred shader pack through the standard video settings:

1. Open the pause menu and select Options.

2. Click on Video Settings, then open the Shader Packs menu.

3. Select your desired shader pack from your list and click Apply or Done.

With the shader pack active, the overhaul mod automatically resolves the visual clashes in the background. You will be able to see dark storm clouds gathering, sunset lighting, and night water reflections alongside the custom stormy weather.