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StarLite Cosmic Shaders Wiki & Guide

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Adds cosmic-themed shader effects with enhanced sky and space visuals.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Adjust Water Reflection Quality and AppearanceAccess Shader Settings Open the shader options menu by pressing the designated key (usually found in your controls…Customize Nether and End Dimension LightingAccess Dimension-Specific Settings Open the shader menu and look for sections labeled Nether , End , or Dimension…Enhance Volumetric Fog in Specific BiomesLocate Fog Settings Access the shader menu and find the Fog , Atmosphere , or Volumetric section. This is where you…Maximize God Rays Through Trees and CloudsFind God Ray Controls In the shader settings menu, search for God Rays , Crepuscular Rays , Light Shafts , or…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on the shader effects after installing the mod?
StarLite Cosmic Shaders activates automatically once installed—you should see the enhanced lighting, water reflections, and cosmic skies in your next world or when you reload your current one. If effects aren't visible, check that your graphics settings allow shaders to run and that no conflicting mods are disabling them.
Why does my water look flat and not reflective?
Water reflection quality depends on your shader settings and graphics card capability. Check the mod's configuration options to ensure reflections are enabled, and try adjusting the reflection quality slider if available—lower-end systems may need reduced reflection detail for performance.
Can I customize how strong the god rays are?
Yes, god rays intensity can typically be adjusted in the shader settings menu. You can increase them for more dramatic light beams through foliage, or reduce them if they're too overwhelming in dense forests or near clouds.
The volumetric fog is too thick and I can't see far—how do I fix it?
Volumetric fog density can be reduced through the shader configuration options. Lowering the fog thickness will increase your view distance and make the effect more subtle while keeping the atmospheric quality.

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