Lit Vanilla Plus Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, select Shaders, and choose Lit Vanilla Plus Shaders from the list. Apply the settings and the shader will activate immediately.

Check the Lighting Intensity setting in the shader options—increase it to brighten underground areas. You can also place torches strategically, as the shader enhances their glow effect.

Lit Vanilla Plus Shaders is compatible with most mods, but custom blocks from other mods may not receive enhanced lighting until the shader is updated to support them. Mods that heavily alter lighting or block rendering may conflict.

Performance impact depends on your hardware, but this shader is designed to be lightweight—most players see a 10-20% FPS decrease on mid-range systems. Use the Quality settings to find a balance between visuals and performance.

This shader requires a compatible shader loader like Iris (for Sodium) or Optifine. Check your mod loader's compatibility before installing.

Flickering often occurs from incompatible resource packs or conflicting mods. Try disabling your resource pack temporarily, and ensure your graphics drivers are up to date.

Lit Vanilla Plus Shaders only modifies lighting and visual effects—all block textures and models remain vanilla, so your builds look exactly as you intended.

Yes, open the shader options menu (usually by pressing a hotkey in-game or through Video Settings) to customize lighting intensity, shadow detail, and fantasy effects to your preference.

The shader enhances the glow and bloom of light-emitting blocks to make them more visually prominent—this is intentional and can be toned down in the shader settings if you prefer subtler effects.

Shaders only affect your client-side visuals, so they work on servers without any special setup—other players won't see your shader effects.