Why did Mojang remove "Super Secret Settings"? [closed]

So I remember back in 1.8 there was this button called "Super Secret Settings", or something pretty similar to that.

Now in 1.9, there is no such button, and why is that so? It was a really fun button to mess around with.

Also there's was a Twitch broadcasting button as well, but now it seems like it's gone too?

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Why did mojang get rid of super secret settings?

The shader functionality accessible through Super Secret Settings is currently undergoing a full rewrite, according to Minecraft developer Eric Broes, and so the button was temporarily removed. It's possible it may not return and that shaders may come back with some other method of accessibility.

Does Minecraft still have super secret settings?

In the options screen there is a button labeled "Super Secret Settings." When clicked, it will switch between different shader effects. Some shaders can be accessed by going into Spectator Mode ( /gamemode 3 ) and taking the viewpoint of a mob.

How do you fix super secret settings in Minecraft?

Pressing F4 (or maybe Fn + F4 , depending on your keyboard) will reset the shader to default without having to check manually in the F3 screen, and without needing to reload the world.

What version is super secret settings in Minecraft?

A lightweight 1.17 and 1.18 Fabric Mod which adds the Super Secret Settings feature removed in 1.9. It works almost exactly like it did in the older versions.

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