How to Lower or Hide the Fire Screen Overlay

In vanilla Minecraft, catching fire causes flame graphics to cover your screen, obstructing combat and exploration. Ember Visual Architect lets you reduce this distraction or remove it entirely.

Accessing the Fire Settings

1. Press Escape to bring up the game menu and select Options.

2. Look for the custom settings button placed right next to Video Settings, or navigate to the mod list using Mod Menu.

3. Click the button to open the visual adjustments screen.

Adjusting Overlay Height and Visibility

• Lower Fire Height: Locate the fire height options to pull the flames down toward the bottom of your screen, restoring your line of sight.
• Adjust Transparency: Alter the opacity setting to fade the flames into a translucent effect so you can track enemies through the fire.
• Push Fire to the Sides: Enable the side fire options to shift burning graphics to the far edges of your display rather than covering the center.
• Turn Off the Overlay: Set the overlay to completely off if you prefer zero obstruction when burning.

Changes take effect in real time once saved. Note that whenever you gain the Fire Resistance status effect, the mod automatically clears the burning overlay without needing manual adjustment.