Reduce Color Grading to Keep Vanilla Block Colors Accurate

Open Shader Configuration

Access your shader settings menu in-game and select Silver Frame Cinema. Look for color correction or color grading options—these control how the shader tints your world's overall appearance.

Adjust Color Saturation and Tone

If the cinematic color palette feels too warm, cool, or saturated, find the saturation or color temperature slider. Lowering saturation will bring block colors closer to vanilla Minecraft's original appearance. Some shader configs also offer separate controls for highlights and shadows—adjust these to reduce unwanted color casts in bright and dark areas.

Preserve the Cinematic Look

You don't need to disable color grading entirely to keep vanilla colors. Instead, reduce it to a subtle level that maintains the movie-like feel while letting your builds' true colors show through. Test with different block types—wood, stone, and colored blocks—to ensure they look natural. Save your adjusted profile and compare screenshots before and after to confirm the change matches your vision.