Turn On Golden Vibrant Shader and Make Sure It Is Actually Running

Golden Vibrant Shader is a Bedrock (MCPE) shader, so it is switched on through the game's resource pack menus rather than a separate shader loader.

Activate it globally or for one world

1. Open Settings from the main menu.

2. Go to Global Resources to apply it everywhere, or edit a single world and open Resource Packs to apply it to that world only.

3. Find Golden Vibrant Shader under Available and press Activate.

4. If you run other packs, move Golden Vibrant Shader to the top of the Active list. Packs higher in the list override the ones below, and a texture or lighting pack sitting above it can hide the effect.

5. Back out of the menu and let the game reload resources.

Confirm the golden tone is applied

Load a world in daytime and look at an open landscape. The shader gives the scene a warm, golden color scheme, with soft sunlight that makes block faces look clearer and brighter than vanilla. If everything looks exactly like default Minecraft:

• Reopen the pack menu and check that it is listed under Active, not just Available.
• Make sure it sits above any other visual packs.
• Fully close and relaunch the game. Some changes only take effect after a restart.

For a quick side-by-side check, deactivate the pack, take a screenshot from the same spot, then reactivate it. The golden hue should be obvious when you compare the two.