NoUnderwaterFog Shaders FAQ

Make sure the shader is actually enabled in your video settings—check that NoUnderwaterFog Shaders is selected as your active shader pack. If it's enabled but fog is still there, try disabling and re-enabling it, or verify the mod loaded correctly on startup.

No, you can only use one shader pack at a time in Minecraft. If you want NoUnderwaterFog's effect, you need to have it selected as your active shader instead of any other pack.

No, the mod is designed to run smoothly even on low-end systems by only removing the fog effect without increasing render distance or adding extra visual processing. Your frame rate should remain stable.

Yes, this is a client-side shader mod, so it only affects what you see on your screen and doesn't require the server to have it installed. Other players won't see the same clear underwater view unless they also install it.

Actually, it helps—you can now spot ocean monuments, shipwrecks, and other structures from much farther away since the murky haze won't block your vision.

No, the mod only removes underwater fog and keeps everything else vanilla, including all lighting, shadows, and colors both underwater and on land.

Check if there's an updated version of the mod available for your current Minecraft version, as shader packs sometimes need updates after major game patches. If no update exists yet, you may need to wait for the mod author to release a compatible version.

This mod removes underwater fog completely with no customization options—it's designed to be simple and lightweight. If you want adjustable fog settings, you'd need a different shader pack.

Shader packs like this one typically work best with Iris or similar modern shader loaders rather than Optifine, though compatibility can vary depending on your setup. Check the mod's documentation for your specific version.

Yes, the clear underwater visibility makes it much easier to see where you're placing blocks and plan your base layout without the fog constantly obscuring your view.