Troubleshoot Shader Pack Issues

Shader Won't Load or Appears Broken

If a shader pack isn't working properly:

1. Verify the .zip file is placed directly in the shaderpacks folder (not in a subfolder)

2. Check that the file isn't corrupted by re-downloading it

3. Ensure the shader pack is compatible with your Minecraft version — older packs may not work with newer versions

4. Try a different, well-known shader pack to confirm Neoculus is functioning

Performance Issues or Crashes

• Extreme lag: Lower shader options or switch to a less demanding shader pack
• Game crashes on shader load: Your GPU may not support the shader; try a simpler alternative
• Missing textures or visual glitches: Update your graphics drivers

Reverting to Default

If you want to disable shaders entirely, return to Video Settings → Shaders and select None at the top of the list. This restores vanilla rendering while keeping Neoculus installed.