When you repeatedly reload resource packs to fix shader bugs, Minecraft's log files can quickly fill up with repetitive output. You can use the mod's logging and diagnostic features to keep your game logs clean and pinpoint broken file references faster.
Hiding Shader Linker Info Logs
1. Open your mod configuration menu and navigate to the settings for Stop Unloading My Resourcepacks.
2. Find the option to hide shader linker info logs and enable it.
3. Save your settings and reload your resource packs in-game.
4. Open your logs folder inside your Minecraft game directory if you need to inspect latest.log—unnecessary shader linker info clutter will now be filtered out, leaving only relevant game events and actual errors.
Fixing Missing Shader Imports
In vanilla Minecraft, forgetting to include an imported file for a custom shader often produces a vague, unhelpful crash error. With this mod installed, you do not need to hunt through log files to guess what went wrong:
1. Trigger a pack reload using your hot-reload key or the Resource Packs menu.
2. Read the on-screen alert in the chat or top-left display box, which clearly identifies the missing shader import.
3. Add or correct the missing file in your resourcepacks folder and hot-reload again to clear the warning.