Silva Pro Shaders FAQ

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

Silva Pro keeps nighttime intentionally dim for atmosphere, but you can brighten it using the brightness slider in your Video Settings or by adjusting the shader's contrast option.

Yes, Silva Pro works with most mods, but mods that heavily alter lighting or add custom blocks may cause visual conflicts; test your setup to confirm compatibility.

Try lowering your render distance, disabling shadow quality in the shader settings, or reducing other graphics options like clouds and particles before assuming the shader is the problem.

Shaders only affect your client-side rendering, so they work on servers, multiplayer worlds, and single-player equally well.

Caves use the same lighting adjustments as the rest of your world; use the brightness and contrast settings to find a balance that works for both underground and surface exploration.

Silva Pro's water and sky effects are built into the shader and cannot be toggled individually, but adjusting overall brightness and contrast will affect how prominent they appear.

Silva Pro is designed for low-end and mid-range systems, but performance depends on your specific hardware; start with default settings and lower render distance if needed.

Silva Pro adds subtle waving animations to vegetation; if they look too extreme, check that your shader is fully updated and that no conflicting mods are altering plant rendering.

Go to Video Settings > Shaders and select "None" to disable the shader; the mod files remain installed but will not affect your game.