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Universal Depth of Field Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds depth of field visual effects that blur backgrounds based on camera focus.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Adjust Focus Distance and Blur IntensityAccess the Configuration Menu Open the mod's built-in settings by pressing the designated config key (default varies…Combine Depth of Field with Shaders and SodiumInstall Alongside Sodium The mod works seamlessly with Sodium for performance optimization. Install both mods and…Play Multiplayer Without Affecting Other PlayersUnderstand Client-Side Operation The Universal Depth of Field Mod runs entirely on your client. Your depth of field…Use Depth of Field for Better Cinematic ScreenshotsPosition Your Subject Frame your shot so your main subject (a building, player, or landmark) sits roughly at…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on depth of field after installing the mod?
Open the mod's configuration menu (usually accessible via the pause menu or a keybind) and enable the depth of field effect. Once activated, the mod will automatically blur objects outside your focal point based on your camera's center crosshair.
What does the focus distance setting do?
Focus distance controls how far from your camera the sharp focal point extends. Lowering it keeps only nearby blocks crisp, while increasing it pushes the sharp zone further away, useful for viewing distant landscapes clearly.
Can I use this mod with Sodium and Iris at the same time?
Yes, the mod is fully compatible with Sodium, Iris, and custom shader packs. The depth of field effect runs independently within the game engine, so it won't conflict with your graphics setup.
Does depth of field affect my FPS?
The mod is designed to be lightweight and runs directly in the game engine without heavy processing overhead. Most players see minimal FPS impact, though the exact performance depends on your hardware and blur intensity settings.

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