Whenever any shaders are applied (with different settings tweaked), the DH water becomes invisible.
Hello!
My issue is that whenever I apply any shaders, the water rendered by the DH mod becomes invisible and I see the ocean bottom instead. The first screenshot is how the world looks with no shaders applied (perfectly fine). And all other screenshots are my results with various shaders applied, in this order: BSL, Complementary Reimagined, Complementary Unbound + Euphoria Patches. (this becomes especially evident on the last screenshot)
Client: The official Minecraft client
Version: Fabric 1.21.8 (latest fabric, as of today)
Server/multiplayer: server, however no DH on the server-side. Only client-side.
Iris: (latest as of today)
All shaders: (latest versions as of today)
Full mods list (everything is the latest versions as of today): BadOptimizations, BetterF3, BetterThirdPerson, BorderlessFullscreen, catalogue, chatanimation, chatpatches, chunksfadein, clothconfig, clumps, continuity, creativecore, CustomSkinLoader, debugify, DistantHorizons 2.3.4.-b, DurabilityViewer, EMF, ETF, EuphoriaPatcher, fabric api 0.130.0+, fabric language kotlin, fallingleaves, ForgeConfigAPIPort, ImmediatelyFast, InventoryHUD, Iris 1.9.1, LambdynamicLights, LithiumFabric, Malilib Fabric, Menulogue, Modelfix, Modmenu, Moreculling, MouseTweaks, NotEnoughAnimations, PlasmoVoice, PresenceFootsteps, Reeses Sodium Options, Shulkerboxtooltips, Skinlayers3D, Smoothscroll, Sodium Extra Fabric, Sodium Fabric, Sodium Shadowy Path, TCDcommons, Weaponmaster, XaerosWorldMap, Yet Another Config Lib
I tried to provide everything I could recall. If I forgot anything important, please let me know.
I've looked everything I could on this server and beyond but couldn't find a solution. Had even applied others' people configs for the BSL shaders but the problem persists. Perhaps it's the easiest problem ever to resolve but I had no luck to find it myself.




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Everything looks to be working as expected. The shaders just make the water more transparent than SH does