Iris/Oculus Shader Folder

Mod

by SpacEagle17

A mod to hide, recolor, add tooltips, and reorder shaderpacks in the Iris/Oculus shaders menu using flexible patterns. THIS IS NOT A SHADER LOADER

Type

Mod

CurseForge Downloads

10,046,767

CurseForge ID

1351246

Modrinth Downloads

1,184,884

Modrinth ID

yv6sGJzN

Last Updated

Nov 6, 2026

Description

IRIS/OCULUS ADD-ON. THIS IS NOT A SHADER LOADER.

A mod that lets you hide, filter, recolor, rename, add tooltips, and reorder specific shader packs in the Iris/Oculus shaders menu using flexible patterns.

This mod does NOT load shaders! It only organizes and customizes the shader selection menu.

📝 Why use this mod?

Tired of scrolling through a messy shader list? Want to hide test packs, old versions, recolor names, add tooltips, or put your favorites at the top? Or maybe even remove all underscores? Iris Shader Folder Mod lets you filter out unwanted shader packs, organize the menu, recolor names, and add custom tooltips making your shader selection fast, clean, and personal.

Features

Hide shader packs by name, version, or regex pattern
Reorder shader packs in the menu using patterns and positions
Recolor shader pack names or parts of names with Minecraft color codes
Edit shader names without changing the actual file names.
Add custom tooltips to shader packs in the menu
Supports both modern and legacy Iris versions and also Oculus
Real-time config reloading (no restart required)
Debug logging to file for troubleshooting

For Shaderpack Developers

Add your own tooltips easily! Add a shaderDescription=Your Description line to /shaders/lang/en_us.lang (and any other language file to translate it).

Configuration

Edit the config file at: config/iris_shader_folder.properties

Example filter section:

filterStart:[
test
{.*}Outdated{.*}
ComplementaryShaders_r{version}
]:filterEnd

Each line is a filter pattern.
Use {version} as a shortcut for version numbers (e.g., 1.2.3).
Use {...} to insert raw regex (e.g., Outdated{.*(shader|Reimagined)}).
Patterns match both folders and .zip shader packs.

Example reorder section:

reorderStart:[
{.*}EuphoriaPatches{.*}
Complementary{.*}_r{version}
BSL{.*}
[!]Outdated{.*}
]:reorderEnd

The order of lines determines the order in the menu (top line = first position, etc.).
If a shaderpack matches multiple patterns, the first matching pattern wins and subsequent patterns skip that shader.
Use the [!] prefix to force a pattern to match even if the shader was already matched by a previous rule.
- Example: [!]Outdated{.*} will move any shader with "Outdated" in its name to position 4, even if it was already matched by an earlier pattern.
Patterns support {version} and custom regex in braces.
Patterns match both folders and .zip shader packs.

Example recolor section:

recolorStart:[
Complementary{.*} [|] Comp [->] red [|] {version} [->] §6
{.*}EuphoriaPatches{.*} [|] EuphoriaPatches_{version} [->] light_purple
test [|] {all} [->] red
]:recolorEnd

Recolor the whole name or just parts using Minecraft color names or codes.
{all} recolors the entire name.
Multiple recolor rules can be combined per line.

Example rename section:

renameStart:[
{all} [|] _ [->] { }
Complementary{.*} [|] Complementary [->] Comp
test [|] {all} [->] Test Shader
]:renameEnd

Rename shader pack names or just parts using flexible patterns.
{all} renames the entire name.
Use { } to insert a whitespace character as a replacement.
Format: shader_pattern [|] part_pattern [->] replacement [|] part_pattern2 [->] replacement2 ....
Multiple rename rules can be combined per line.

Example tooltip section:

tooltipStart:[
Complementary{.*} [|] Complementary is a shaderpack focused on performance and visual quality.
test [|] This is a test shaderpack.
]:tooltipEnd