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Luma Light Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I turn on the mod after installing it?
Luma Light Mod activates automatically once installed—you'll see colored lighting and outlines in your world right away. If you don't see the effects, check that the mod is loaded in your mod folder and that you've restarted the game.
Can I use this mod on multiplayer servers?
Yes, Luma Light Mod is client-side only, so it works on vanilla multiplayer servers without causing conflicts or requiring the server to have the mod installed.
Why do some blocks not glow with colored light?
Colored light is generated from luminous block textures, so only blocks that emit light in vanilla Minecraft (like glowstone, lamps, or lava) will produce colored light; non-luminous blocks won't glow even if they're colorful.
How do I make outlines less visible or turn them off completely?
Open the mod's settings menu and use the outline customization options to disable outlines globally or selectively on terrain, mobs, items, and hands depending on your preference.
Does the mod work with shader packs?
Luma Light Mod is designed as a shader-free alternative and may conflict with shader packs; for best results, use one or the other, not both.
Can I change the color of sunlight and moonlight?
Yes, the mod includes customization options to adjust sunlight and moonlight colors independently, letting you make daytime warmer or cooler and nighttime brighter or dimmer.
Why do the sky and fog colors look wrong in my biome?
Biome-specific sky and fog colors are generated automatically, but you can customize them manually in the mod settings if the defaults don't match your preference.
Does this mod work with custom resource packs?
Yes, Luma Light Mod works automatically with custom resource packs and will generate colored light from modded block textures without extra configuration.
How much does this mod affect my FPS?
Performance impact is generally light since the mod runs client-side, but enabling all effects (bloom, outlines, weather colors) will use more resources than disabling some features.
Can I adjust how bright or saturated the colored lights are?
Yes, the mod includes sliders to adjust both the intensity and saturation of colored lighting, letting you dial the effect up or down to your taste.