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Bedrock & PEShader
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Applies warm golden lighting and boosted color saturation, adding vivid sunsets, soft shadows, and brighter vegetation tones throughout the world.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on Golden Vibrant Shader?
Open Settings, go to Global Resources (or the Resource Packs section of a specific world), find Golden Vibrant Shader in your available packs and activate it. Then load into a world. Global Resources applies it everywhere, while the world option only affects that world.
How can I tell if the shader is actually running?
Everything should have a warm golden tint, and sunlight should look softer and warmer on blocks than in the default game. The easiest check is to watch a sunset, which should look noticeably brighter and more golden. If your world looks exactly like vanilla, the shader isn't being applied.
I activated it but my game looks the same. Why?
Usually another pack sits above it in the active list and overrides it, so move Golden Vibrant Shader to the top. Also check that you activated it in the place you're playing: Global Resources versus that world's own packs. If it still shows nothing, your device or current game renderer may not support custom Bedrock shaders.
Can I use Golden Vibrant Shader with another shader at the same time?
No. Run only one shader pack at a time. Two shaders will conflict, and usually only the top one applies or the visuals break. Deactivate any other shader before using this one.

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