Souper Secret Settings Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I activate a shader effect?
Drink a bowl of beetroot soup. This will immediately apply a random shader effect to your game world. Each soup activates a different effect, so you may need to drink multiple soups to see all available effects.
How do I remove a shader effect?
Drink a bucket of milk to instantly revert to normal visuals. This works regardless of which shader effect is currently active.
Can I choose which shader effect I get?
No, the effect is random each time you drink beetroot soup. You'll need to drink multiple soups and use milk to reset if you want to cycle through different effects.
Do I need to craft beetroot soup or can I use existing soup?
You can use beetroot soup from any source—crafted, found in villages, or from your inventory. The mod works with any beetroot soup item.
Will shader effects affect my performance?
Yes, shader effects can impact frame rate depending on your computer and which effect is active. If you experience lag, drink milk to remove the effect or lower your graphics settings.
Can I use shader effects in Survival mode?
Yes, the mod works in both Survival and Creative modes. You'll need to have beetroot soup available as a consumable item in Survival.
Do shader effects work with other shader mods?
Compatibility depends on how other shader mods are configured. Test by installing both mods together; conflicts may occur if multiple mods try to modify the same visual systems.
Can I see all the shader effects without drinking lots of soup?
The only way to cycle through effects is by drinking beetroot soup repeatedly and resetting with milk between attempts. There's no menu to preview or select effects directly.
Do shader effects disappear if I quit the game?
No, the effect persists when you close and reopen your world. You'll need to drink milk to remove it before saving.
Can I use this mod on a multiplayer server?
Yes, but all players on the server need the mod installed for it to work properly. The shader effects are client-side, so they only appear for players who have the mod.