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Simple Fullbright Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I turn on fullbright when I start a new world?
Fullbright is disabled by default. Press your configured keybind (check your controls settings) to toggle it on, or enable it permanently in the config file before loading your world.
What's the keybind to toggle fullbright?
The default keybind varies by mod version, but you can find and change it in your Controls settings menu under the Fullbright category, or by editing the config file directly.
Does fullbright work underwater?
Yes, fullbright works underwater and lets you see clearly without needing potions or torches, making underwater exploration much easier.
Can I use fullbright in the Nether?
Yes, fullbright works in the Nether just like the Overworld, letting you navigate dark areas without relying on light sources.
Does fullbright affect my FPS or performance?
Fullbright has minimal performance impact since it only adjusts your vision without adding particles, shaders, or extra rendering like potions do.
Can I disable fullbright for specific dimensions or situations?
Yes, you can configure the mod to disable fullbright in specific dimensions or situations through the config file, or simply toggle it off with your keybind when needed.
Does fullbright work with other mods?
Fullbright is compatible with most mods, but it may conflict with mods that heavily modify vision or lighting; check your config if you experience issues.
Will fullbright show me mobs in the dark?
Fullbright brightens your vision so you can see mobs in dark areas, but it doesn't highlight them or give you any special detection abilities.
Can I adjust how bright fullbright makes things?
Yes, you can adjust the brightness level in the config file to find a setting that feels comfortable for your eyes.
Does fullbright work in multiplayer servers?
Fullbright is a client-side mod, so it works in multiplayer, but some servers may have rules against it—check your server's policies before using it.