Minecraft 1.21.81.2

You decided to create a new world in Minecraft and enabled experimental features to test the Vibrant Visuals effect. This effect adds vibrant visual enhancements that make the game more colorful and immersive. However, you noticed something went wrong.

What Happened

You create a world with standard settings that do not include support for Vibrant Visuals.

After loading the world, you notice that the visual effects look strange: textures start flickering, colors become overly bright, and some objects appear unnatural.

You realize that this effect somehow activated, even though this world does not support it.

How You Fix the Error

Checking World Settings:

You go into the world settings and see that experimental features should not be active. This confirms that the effect was applied by mistake.

Creating a New World:

You create a new world, but this time manually disable all experimental features to ensure the effect does not activate.

Updating the Game:

You check for available Minecraft updates and install the latest version where the developers fixed this issue.

Testing:

After updating, you create another world with experimental features, but now the Vibrant Visuals effect only works in worlds that support it.