Serenity Shaders FAQ

Open your Video Settings in-game, find the Shaders option, and select Serenity Shaders from the list. You'll see the changes take effect immediately in your world.

Serenity Shaders darkens caves for atmosphere, but you can adjust this in the shader settings menu by increasing cave brightness or enabling the cave visibility enhancement option found in your shader configuration.

Yes, Serenity Shaders works with most mods, but mods that heavily modify lighting, water, or block rendering may conflict; test your mod combination in a new world first to check for visual issues.

Access the shader settings menu while in-game and look for water transparency and reflection sliders; adjust these to your preference, and changes apply immediately without restarting.

Serenity Shaders is optimized for smooth gameplay on most systems, but if you experience lag, try reducing shadow quality or disabling foliage animation in the shader settings to improve performance.

Foliage animation is controlled in the shader settings; check that animation speed is not set to zero, and ensure you're looking at blocks that support waving (tall grass, leaves, underwater plants).

Serenity Shaders is a traditional rasterized shader and does not include ray tracing features; it focuses on optimized lighting and shadow effects instead.

Use the shader settings to disable or reduce particle effects, adjust shadow softness, and lower foliage animation intensity while keeping the texture clarity option enabled.

Yes, shaders are client-side only, so you can use Serenity Shaders on any multiplayer server without affecting other players or requiring server permission.

Shadow flickering often occurs when shadow distance is too high for your system; try reducing shadow distance or increasing shadow map resolution in the shader settings to stabilize them.