From the start-up screen:
To change initial game settings, go to Options. You'll see this:
You can drag the gray bars to change the Music and Sound Settings. The Difficulty is how many monsters come at night. Click on it to change it. Peaceful has no monsters, and Hard has the most. Sensitivity is how sensetive the mouse is. FOV is basically how much you zoom in/out. You can change that during gameplay, too. Controls is basically to assign buttons to different controls. If you click on Video Settings, this is what you'll see.
Right now, these are the fastest settings possible. I'll explain what each of these mean. Graphics are either Fast or Fancy. Fast is faster, but Fancy is Fancier. Render Distance is how far away you see. The shorter it is, the faster Minecraft runs. Smooth Lighting is basically ligthing. OFF is faster than ON. Performance is another trade-off: Power saver saves power but doesn't run that well, and Max FPS is really good but a little slow on average computers. 3DAnaglyph makes the world 3D (you need 3D glasses). View Bobbing is basically how the view changes when you jump. ON is slower than OFF. GUI scale is how big the everything is. I beleive it should always be left on auto. AvancedOpenGL is another ON is slower thing. Clouds is also ON is slower. For particles, the less the faster, the more the slower. Once again, the picture is of the fastest - not the best. Use your own judgement when you choose the settings - what is more important to you. Below are the best settings.
These are the best for gameplay experience, but you need a pretty fast computer to run them properly.
There are also settings for when you create a world. Click on this.
That button wil take you to additional settings for the world. By the way, You can change Game Mode by clicking on it. It gives you a description of the mode underneath. Now, here's the More World Options screen:
The seed is basically the environment. I'll explain seeds later in a more detailed post; for now you'll just have to search it up. The World Type is either Default or Superflat. Click on it to change it. Default is normal - it automatically spawns an environment and other stuff, and mining is normal. Superflat is when the whole map is perfectly flat. Also, there are only three layers of dirt until you hit bedrock - and right after that one layer of bedrock you enter the void (a bottomless pit that you die when you enter).
You can also change some settings during gameplay. Just hit Esc for a little menu of choices.
If you click on Achievements, it shows you a little graph of achivements you have gotten and what you need to do to get more. Clicking on Options gives you the same options screen I showed you at th beggining. Save and Quit to Title makes you go back to the title screen. And there you have it! How to change settings in Minecraft. If there's anything I missed, please put it in the comments and I will add it. Thanks!
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