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Change Your Damage Flash ColorAccess the Shader Settings Open your shader pack options menu. This is typically found in Video Settings > Shaders >…Make the Damage Flash Easier to SeeChoose a High-Contrast Color If you struggle to see the default red damage indicator, select a color that stands out…Match Your Damage Flash to Your Resource PackIdentify Your Resource Pack's Color Scheme Examine the dominant colors in your resource pack—look at mob textures, UI…Reset to Default Damage Flash SettingsOpen Shader Options Access your shader pack settings through Video Settings > Shaders > Shader Options. Locate the…
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the damage flash color?
Open your shader settings menu (usually accessible from Video Settings) and look for the Custom Damage Overlay Color option. Select your desired color from the color picker or enter custom RGB values, then apply the changes.
Where do I find the shader settings after installing?
Go to Options > Video Settings > Shaders, then look for the shader options button (usually a gear icon). This opens the configuration menu where you can adjust the damage overlay color.
Can I use different damage colors for different mobs?
No, this shader applies a single custom color to all mobs when they take damage. The color you set will flash for every creature, monster, and animal consistently.
Does this mod work with other shader packs?
This mod conflicts with other shader packs since they both modify the same visual rendering. You can only use one shader pack at a time; disable other shaders before enabling this one.
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