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Getting Started with Mathematically Unplayable Shaders

Installation and Basic Use

Once installed, this shader automatically applies mathematical distortions to your world's visuals. Straight lines become wavy, colors shift unpredictably, and the overall appearance warps into a psychedelic landscape.

Be aware: this shader makes normal gameplay extremely difficult. Blocks and terrain won't look like their usual selves, making navigation, building, and resource gathering challenging. Light behaves strangely, and shapes appear bent or broken on screen.

This mod is purely visual—it doesn't change actual block positions or game mechanics, only how your eyes perceive them. If the effect becomes too disorienting, you can disable the shader to return to normal visuals. Best used for short sessions or creative experimentation rather than serious survival gameplay.