TrueLightFX Lite Shaders FAQ

Open your video settings in-game, find the Shaders option, and select TrueLightFX Lite Shaders from the list. Apply the changes and the shader will activate immediately.

Yes, TrueLightFX Lite Shaders is designed to work alongside most vanilla-style resource packs. If you notice texture conflicts, try adjusting the shader's color saturation settings to better match your pack.

Check that you're not running other heavy mods or shaders simultaneously, and lower your render distance if needed. You can also reduce brightness or disable optional lighting features in the shader settings to improve performance further.

Yes, shaders are client-side only, so they won't affect other players or cause server issues. Everyone sees the world normally on their end unless they install the shader themselves.

Adjust the brightness slider in the shader settings to reduce overall luminosity, or check if you have a brightness modifier conflicting with the shader. You can also fine-tune color saturation to make cave details more visible.

TrueLightFX Lite Shaders is already optimized for low-end hardware, but it may conflict with Optifine's shader system. Use one or the other rather than both for best results.

The shader enhances how sunlight hits blocks, so position your builds to catch direct light during daytime. Experiment with different block materials and heights to see how the improved lighting makes details stand out.

Open the shader options menu (usually accessible from video settings) to toggle individual features like sunlight intensity or color adjustments on or off.

This can happen near chunk boundaries or with certain block types. Try adjusting the lighting smoothness setting in the shader options, or move away and back toward the area to let it reload.

Yes, new blocks will render with the shader's lighting effects applied. If a custom block looks wrong, it's usually a resource pack issue rather than a shader problem.