Justwaves Shaders FAQ

Waves are enabled by default once the shader is active in your graphics settings. If you don't see wave motion, check that your shader is properly loaded and that you're looking at ocean or river water—waves won't appear on still water blocks like cauldrons or water in small containers.

Yes, you can adjust wave height and intensity through the shader settings menu. Look for wave amplitude or height sliders in your shader options to customize how pronounced the swells appear.

High wave intensity combined with other shader effects can impact performance. Try lowering the wave height or intensity setting, or disable shoreline foam effects if you're experiencing stuttering.

No—Justwaves is a standalone shader and cannot be used alongside other shader packs. You'll need to choose between Justwaves or another shader mod.

Open your shader settings and locate the shoreline foam or foam effects option, then disable it. You'll keep the wave motion while removing the animated foam and wet sand effects.

Waves appear in oceans, rivers, and lakes—any large body of water will show wave motion and movement. You can adjust how dynamic smaller bodies of water look through the shader settings.

Justwaves is designed to be lightweight and runs smoothly on most systems because it only animates water. If you experience lag, lower the wave intensity or disable foam effects to improve performance.

Yes, Justwaves works with most resource packs since it only affects water animation and doesn't change textures. Your chosen resource pack's water textures will still display with Justwaves' wave effects applied.

Wave realism depends on your intensity and height settings—check that they're configured to your preference. Also ensure your graphics settings (like render distance and water quality) are set high enough to show the full effect.

Justwaves only affects standard water in the Overworld. Lava and other liquids in any dimension are not animated by this shader.