Tweaking Color and Tone to Match Your Style

Identify Color Values

Shader code stores colors as numbers representing red, green, and blue channels. The tutorial series shows you where these values live in your files and how to read them.

Make Subtle Adjustments

Start with small changes to color values. Increase blue slightly for cooler tones, boost red for warmth, or adjust all channels equally to brighten or darken the overall image. Change one value at a time.

Test in Different Conditions

Load your world and check how colors look at different times: daytime, sunset, night, and underground. Lighting conditions reveal whether your tweaks work everywhere or need refinement.

Use the Video Guides

The mod's tutorials walk through color adjustment step-by-step, explaining the math behind color mixing. This helps you predict what your changes will do before you make them.

Save Your Progress

Once you're happy with the tone, save your shader pack. You've now customized the visual style—a key skill for building shaders that match your preferences.