Toggling the Bodycamera and Dirty Lens Effects

Alongside its realistic and fantasy lighting, Dercode Shaders includes a unique camera style featuring a bodycamera look and a dirty lens overlay. Depending on whether you are recording cinematic footage or just playing survival, you can adjust these screen effects at any time.

Adjusting Camera Overlays

The dirty lens effect reacts to bright light sources, while the bodycamera option changes how the viewport feels as you move around the world.

1. Pause the game and navigate to Options > Video Settings > Shader Packs.

2. Open the settings menu for Dercode Shaders.

3. Browse to the camera, post-processing, or lens settings submenu.

4. Toggle the Bodycamera effect on if you want a stylized perspective, or turn it off for a standard first-person Minecraft view.

5. Toggle the Dirty Lens option depending on whether you want lens smudges visible when looking toward the bright sun or volumetric light rays.

Testing Your View in Game

After applying your changes, test the camera in high-contrast lighting so you know how it affects visibility.

1. Look up toward a forest canopy during the day, where bright volumetric sun rays shine directly through green trees.

2. Check your screen again at night under volumetric moonlight to make sure the camera style and lens overlay feel comfortable during dark combat or building sessions.