Enable TAA and Reduce Edge Aliasing

Accessing Shader Settings

Open your shader options menu while in-game. This is typically found in Video Settings → Shaders → Shader Options, though the exact path depends on your launcher.

Activating Temporal Anti-Aliasing

Look for TAA or "Temporal Anti-Aliasing" in the shader settings panel. Enable this option to activate the edge-smoothing effect. You should immediately notice jagged block outlines and pixel edges becoming softer and less harsh, especially visible on distant terrain and fast camera movements.

Fine-Tuning the Effect

If available, adjust the TAA intensity or jitter settings. Lower values preserve more detail but smooth less aggressively; higher values create smoother visuals but may introduce slight ghosting during rapid turns. Start with default settings and adjust based on your preference and frame rate stability.

Performance Check

Monitor your FPS after enabling TAA. This shader pack is designed to run lightly, so you should maintain stable frame rates even on low-end hardware. If performance drops noticeably, reduce other visual settings like render distance or particle effects before disabling TAA entirely.