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A Bedrock Edition shader that applies pink-tinted, cherry-blossom-inspired lighting, soft skies, and colorful atmospheric effects to the world.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on Sakura Prime Shader?
Open the menu where your game loads shader packs, or the resource pack list if that is how your setup applies shaders, and select Sakura Prime Shader. You will know it is working when the sky turns pink and mountains pick up a soft misty haze.
Why is my sky pink, is something broken?
Nothing is broken. The pink sky is the core of the shader's Japanese sakura look and shows up in daytime, sunsets and at night. If your sky still looks vanilla blue, the shader is not actually active.
Does Sakura Prime Shader make caves and nights too dark to see?
No. It uses complex midtones that keep shadows bright and clear instead of pitch black, so dark areas never feel too hidden. You can still see cave walls and terrain at night while keeping the moody atmosphere.
What does PBR support actually do in this shader?
PBR lets surfaces react to light more realistically, for example how shiny, rough or bumpy a block looks. To see the full effect, run a resource pack that includes PBR texture data alongside the shader. With plain vanilla textures, blocks will look mostly flat.

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