GUI

On by default

Applies configurable blur behind in-game menus.

WhereMods › Visuals

KindFeature

Versions1.8.9 and 1.21.11

The GUI panel in the Sour Client menu, at its default settings. Every row is explained below. — The **GUI** panel in the Sour Client menu, at its default settings. Every row is explained below.

Turning it on

Sour Client menu, Visuals topic (or search for it from All).
Flip the switch on its row. Click the row itself to open its settings beside the list.

Every setting

In the order the game shows them. Indented rows only appear once the row above is set the way it says.

Blur2 settings

Blur StrengthShows when Per-Screen Strength is off	Blur radius used for in-game screens. Set to 0 to disable the shader without disabling the module.	50 to 24
Live World Under Shaders	Only matters with an OptiFine shaderpack loaded. OFF (default): the world behind a menu is blurred and keeps moving. ON: no blur behind menus at all - just the live world and the normal dim, which costs a little less to draw.	Off

Per Screen7 settings

Blur Behind Chat	Blurs the world while the chat or command box is open. Turn off to keep chat readable over a sharp world.	Off
Per-Screen Strength	Uses a separate blur strength for each kind of screen instead of one value everywhere. Anything not listed below keeps using Blur Strength.	Off
Inventory / ContainersShows when Per-Screen Strength is on	Blur behind your inventory, chests, enchanting tables and every other container.	120 to 24
ChatShows when Per-Screen Strength is on	How strong the blur behind chat is. Ignored while Blur Behind Chat is off.	120 to 24
Escape MenuShows when Per-Screen Strength is on	Blur behind the pause menu.	120 to 24
SourClient MenusShows when Per-Screen Strength is on	Blur behind the SourClient mods list, HUD editor and the other Sour screens.	120 to 24
Other ScreensShows when Per-Screen Strength is on	Blur behind everything not listed above: the vanilla options screens, other mods' GUIs and the server list.	120 to 24

Behavior1 setting

Vanilla Container Dim

When on, container GUIs use Minecraft's normal darkened world backdrop; Sour's GL colour-mask dim suppression is not used. When off (default), containers stay wrapped for blur compatibility and the dark overlay is suppressed via colour mask.

Off