Every monitor displays contrast differently, and you may want more or less glow depending on where you spend your time in Minecraft. You can fine-tune how Kreuss Shaders renders its warm bloom, soft shadows, and overall brightness directly from the in-game shader configuration screen.
Opening the Pack Configuration
- Press Esc, navigate to Options, and open Video Settings.
- Enter the Shaders or Shader Packs menu where Kreuss Shaders is currently selected.
- Click the Shader Pack Settings or Shader Options button in the menu corner to open the pack's internal customization categories.
Tweaking Visual Effects
- Bloom and Glow: Look for lighting or post-processing options if the warm bloom around torches, lanterns, and sunlight feels too strong in bright rooms or too subtle outdoors, then raise or lower the intensity.
- Soft Shadows: Open the shadow settings if you want sharper edges on terrain depth or wish to scale back shadow rendering further on an older computer.
- Overall Brightness: Combine the pack's lighting controls with vanilla Minecraft's Brightness slider in Video Settings so caves, night skies, and sunlit blocks stay clear while keeping the classic vanilla aesthetic intact.
- Click Apply or Done to reload the world with your updated visual balance.