While Radiant Amber Glow polishes environmental lighting across all biomes right out of the box, personal monitor calibration or specific build styles might call for subtle tweaks to its semi-realistic touches.
Adjusting Shader Pack Settings
You can fine-tune how strong the warm amber tint, bloom, and shadows appear directly through your shader loader:
1. Press Esc inside your world and go to Options > Video Settings > Shaders.
2. Open the Shader Pack Settings screen for Radiant Amber Glow.
3. Look through the lighting, color, or atmosphere categories if you want to dial the warm daytime and nighttime tones up or down for your screen.
4. Check the bloom or post-processing section if the glow around torches, lanterns, and sun rays feels too bright in dark caves or too subtle outdoors.
Resetting to Vanilla-Plus Defaults
If experimenting with shadow softness or lighting sliders pushes the visuals too far away from the pack's intended vanilla charm, you can easily restore the original balance:
1. Reopen the Shader Pack Settings menu.
2. Click the Reset button provided by your shader loader to revert all modified options.
3. Alternatively, delete the generated .txt configuration file matching the shader pack's name inside your shaderpacks folder to force clean default settings immediately.