Natsuzora Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, go to Shaders, and select Natsuzora from the list. The shaders will apply immediately to your world.

Use the brightness and contrast adjustments in the shader settings menu to match your preference. You can access shader options through Video Settings > Shaders > Shader Options while the pack is active.

Yes, Natsuzora works with most mods, but mods that heavily alter lighting or add custom blocks may cause visual conflicts. Test your mod combination in a test world first to check for issues.

Lower your render distance, disable or reduce shadow quality in shader options, and ensure your graphics drivers are up to date. Check the performance optimization guide for more detailed steps.

This is a common artifact with shader packs; try enabling dithering or increasing color depth in the shader options, or adjust the contrast settings to reduce the effect.

Shaders only work in single-player worlds and local multiplayer (LAN). They do not affect server-side gameplay or other players' views.

Check the water and reflection settings in the shader options menu—you can adjust wave intensity, reflection quality, and transparency to get the look you want.

Natsuzora is designed to be relatively lightweight, but very old cards may struggle. Use the performance optimization guide to reduce quality settings and improve compatibility.

This usually happens with mod-added blocks that don't have proper shader support. Try disabling custom lighting for specific blocks in shader options, or check if a shader update is available.

Yes, most lighting intensity settings are in the shader options menu under daylight or celestial settings. Adjust these values to control how bright sunlight and moonlight appear in your world.