Setting Up Extended Views with Distant Horizons and Iris

CTMPOMFIX Chocapic13′ connects directly with Iris and Distant Horizons, allowing shader lighting, natural colors, and sky effects to cover landscapes miles away from your character.

Activating the Combination

To make distant terrain render smoothly alongside your active shader, verify your configuration in-game:

1. Launch Minecraft with both Iris and Distant Horizons placed in your mods folder.

2. Open Options, select Video Settings, and open the Shader Packs screen managed by Iris.

3. Choose CTMPOMFIX Chocapic13′ from your list and apply it.

4. Open the Distant Horizons configuration screen from your options menu and confirm that distant terrain rendering is turned on.

Loading Landscapes for Seamless Horizons

Distant Horizons displays faraway chunks once your game has generated or visited them. Travel through your world or climb to a high peak to populate the surrounding terrain. As distant chunks appear, the shader blends them with your nearby loaded chunks using bright, natural colors. Deep light scattering through the air creates a glowing sky that ties the far terrain and horizon together, letting you look across valleys and mountains miles away without abrupt fog walls.