Adjust Bokeh Effects for Better Background Highlights

Configure Bokeh Settings

Bokeh creates soft, glowing circles in out-of-focus areas, mimicking how real camera lenses render distant lights. This adds visual polish to screenshots and recordings.

1. Access the shader settings menu

2. Find the Bokeh section

3. Enable bokeh if it isn't already active

4. Adjust the bokeh size slider to make the glowing circles larger or smaller

5. Modify bokeh intensity to control how prominent the effect appears

6. Some settings may offer bokeh shape options—experiment to find a look you prefer

Best Practices

Bokeh works best when there are bright light sources in the background, such as torches, lanterns, or the sky at sunset. Position your camera so these lights are slightly out of focus for the most dramatic effect. For everyday gameplay, reduce bokeh intensity to avoid distraction. When composing a screenshot, increase it for a more polished, cinematic appearance. Bokeh pairs well with depth of field—use both together for professional-looking shots.