Googy Shaders runs on both Iris and OptiFine, which makes it easy to keep the exact same look if you play across different modded profiles or switch loaders.
Sharing Your Shaderpacks Folder
1. If both of your launcher profiles point to the same Minecraft game directory, Googy Shaders only needs to sit inside the shaderpacks folder once—both Iris and OptiFine read from that exact location.
2. If you keep separate instance folders for different profiles, open the shader menu inside your old profile, click the button to open the shaderpacks folder, and copy the Googy Shaders file into the new instance's shaderpacks folder.
Avoiding Built-In Renderer Conflicts
When loading into an OptiFine profile for the first time, check Video Settings before enabling the pack:
1. Open Quality or Performance submenus if you previously changed OptiFine's internal tweaks, and turn Fast Render off if OptiFine blocks you from opening the Shaders list.
2. Avoid turning on OptiFine's separate Internal shader option—select Googy Shaders directly in the list instead so its animated water, sky reflections, ambient occlusion, and leaf motion take over cleanly.