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Bad WiFi changes your game to look like a low quality video stream. It adds funny visual glitches to your screen, just like a bad internet connection. You can use this pack to play pranks on your friends or record a silly video.

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  2. Frequently asked questions
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Fixing Missing Glitches When Using Shader Mods or Other PacksBecause Bad WiFi Shaders runs as a vanilla shader rather than a heavy mod pack, running it alongside third-party…How to Enable and Toggle Bad WiFi Shaders In-GameBecause Bad WiFi Shaders runs as a simple vanilla shader without needing heavy mods, you do not turn it on through…How to Prank Friends With a Fake Low-Bitrate ScreenBecause Bad WiFi Shaders makes Minecraft look like a compressed video with a bad internet connection, it works well…How to Trigger Maximum Visual Glitches When Recording a Silly VideoBad WiFi Shaders mimics a low-quality video stream by blurring colors together and adding blocky pixels that react to…

Frequently asked questions

Why isn't Bad WiFi Shaders showing up in my shaderpacks menu?
Bad WiFi Shaders runs as a vanilla shader rather than an external shaderpack, so you turn it on through the Resource Packs menu in your options. Move it into the active column on the right and click Done to apply the effect.
Do I need heavy shader mods installed for this to work?
No, it works natively in vanilla Minecraft without needing any extra mods. If you do have a shader mod installed, make sure any external shaderpacks are turned off so they do not override this pack.
Why does my game still look completely normal after turning the pack on?
An active shader mod or another resource pack is likely overriding the vanilla shader files. Disable any third-party shaders you have running and move Bad WiFi Shaders to the very top of your active Resource Packs list.
How do I trigger more visual glitches when recording a silly video?
Whip your camera around quickly and look across areas with lots of different blocks. The moving blocky pixels and blurred colors react when you look at different blocks, mimicking how a real low-bitrate stream falls apart during fast motion.

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