Prismora Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings, navigate to Shaders, and select Prismora Shaders from the list. Click Apply and the shaders will activate immediately in your world.

Portal glow is enabled by default, but check your shader settings to ensure the glow/emissive feature isn't disabled. If portals still don't glow, try moving closer or adjusting your lighting intensity settings.

Prismora Shaders works with most mods, but custom blocks from other mods may not have reflective or glowing effects unless specifically designed for shader compatibility. Mods that heavily modify lighting or the sky may conflict.

Access the shader options menu (usually by pressing a hotkey like Right Shift while in-game) and look for cloud density or cloud coverage settings to adjust their appearance to your preference.

Performance depends on your hardware and render distance. If you experience lag, lower your render distance, disable reflections, or reduce lighting quality in the shader settings. Most modern GPUs handle it well at default settings.

Water reflection intensity can be adjusted in the shader options. If reflections look broken, try disabling and re-enabling the reflective surfaces setting, or ensure your graphics driver is up to date.

Yes—the Nether portals glow realistically, and the End dimension features a custom skybox instead of the void. Lighting and reflections apply across all dimensions.

Yes, the lighting intensity setting controls shadow depth and brightness. Increase it to brighten shadows and sunlit areas, or decrease it for more dramatic contrast.

It can, but you may need to disable reflections, reduce cloud detail, and lower render distance. Start with minimal settings and gradually enable features to find what your system can handle.

Open the shader options menu and look for a skybox or End dimension setting to disable the custom background and return to the default void appearance.