- Base Quality - Reduce the amount of texture blurring samples, heavier math functions, and performance slow downs.
   The other options denote fidelity, this option is how that fidelity is utilized.
   Note - Color blindness math in World Colors is an estimate on Low & Mid Base Quality settings for performance; if it's an issue, please contact me.

- Dark Color Levels - How dark any colors can get.
   Set this higher if you are a streamer or recording video.

- Bright Color Levels - How bright any colors can get.
   Set this lower if things are too bright.
   Set this higher if you want to see the light!

- Glow Amount - How blinded the glow makes you

- Fog Amount - Is the fog limiting your vision? Heck with it!
   Or if you want to be playing Silent Hill

- Detail Bluring - How much block bluring is killing your game's vibe

- Edge Outlines - Want some of those thick lines on your blocks?
   Or maybe it's too thick

- Under Water Effects - Ever open your eyes under water?
   Yeah, its all blur and wobbly.
     Get your Water vision Here!
   If you are getting sick underwater, turn this off

- Solid Leaves - Don't like the solid leaves? Turn off those bubblicious bubble gum blocks

- Sky Quality - Some of the morning and sunset math gets a little heavy,
   If the shader is running slow, try turning this down.

- Shadow Quality - How good does that shadow look?

- Shadow Resolution - Shadow look too blocky? Set it higher! 4096-8192
   Your computer fans sound like jet engines? Set this lower, 1024-2048

- Debug Vision - This one's mostly for me, while developing the shader.
   Set the Shadow Cam to see what the sun/moon is seeing

- World Colors - For the major color blindness types of Protanopia, Deuteranopia, & Tritanopia
   And Greyscale for fun!
     See if you can beat the dragon in greyscale!