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Colored Lighting

By👤HoneyStudios

Colored Lighting adds vibrant RGB light from torches, lanterns, candles, portals and more to Minecraft Bedrock for Vibrant Visuals.

Why Colored Lighting is a top-tier shader mod for Minecraft 1.21.132

Developed by the talented creator HoneyStudios, Colored Lighting stands out as a highly recommended selection for your Minecraft client. It is fully optimized, compatibility-tested, and brings a major upgrade to the gameplay experience in Minecraft version 1.21.132.

⚙️ Quick Resource Specs

Mod CreatorHoneyStudios
Latest Version1.21.132
Supported Game Versions1.21.132, 1.21.131, 1.21.130, 1.21.124, 1.21.123
File Size955.82 KB
Last UpdatedUpdated: October 4, 2026
Total Downloads46,769 downloads
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Looking for the best shaders updates? Colored Lighting by HoneyStudios provides excellent features tailored for Minecraft 1.21.132 players. It stands out in the shaders category for its stability and beautiful execution.

Colored Lighting brings stunning RGB colored light to Minecraft Bedrock. Simply place the Colored Lighting pack above any Vibrant Visuals shader to add immersive colored glow from over 100 light sources, without replacing your visuals.

✅ Compatible with any Vibrant Visuals pack:

BSLB Dreamy Visuals


🎨 What Gets Colored:

112 light sources, each given its own colour.

  • Torches — regular, redstone, soul, copper, underwater and all four colored torches
  • Lanterns — regular, soul, and every copper lantern across all oxidation and waxed states
  • Candles — all 16 dyed colours, plus all 16 candle cakes
  • Copper bulbs — all eight oxidation and waxed states, each dimmer and warmer as it ages
  • Fire & flame — fire, soul fire, campfires, lava and flowing lava, magma
  • Froglights — ochre, verdant and pearlescent
  • Amethyst — buds, clusters and budding amethyst
  • Sculk — catalyst, sensor, calibrated sensor and shrieker
  • Portals & the End — nether portal, end portal, end gateway, respawn anchor, crying obsidian, ender chest, dragon egg
  • And more — glowstone, shroomlight, sea lantern, sea pickle, glow lichen, cave vines, jack o'lantern, beacon, conduit, brewing stand, enchanting table, firefly bush, vault, trial spawner, redstone ore, furnaces

Light sources use point lights where the glow should follow the block and static lights where it should sit still, so a candle flickers where a lava pool doesn't.


📦 Installation:

1.Download the .mcpack 2.Open to import 3.Turn on Vibrant Visuals in Video Settings 4.In your world's resource packs, place Colored Lighting above your shader pack 5.Choose Ores Glow ON or OFF

Order matters. Colored Lighting only replaces lighting data, so it must sit on top for your shader to keep its fog, sky and water.

The Ultimate Guide to Colored Lighting

If you are exploring the vast world of Minecraft modifications, Colored Lighting by HoneyStudios is a standout shader that deserves your attention. With over 46,769 downloads, it has become a staple for players looking to enhance their experience. As the creator describes it, this project is "Colored Lighting adds vibrant RGB light from torches, lanterns, candles, portals and more to Minecraft Bedrock for Vibrant Visuals.". Whether you are a veteran builder constructing massive cities, or simply a casual player looking to upgrade your survival world, this guide will provide you with all the essential details on how Colored Lighting alters the game.

What Makes It Special?

Unlike standard shaders that simply alter superficial elements, Colored Lighting introduces a wide array of visual and mechanical features designed to seamlessly blend into the vanilla aesthetic. HoneyStudios has clearly spent significant time refining the project to ensure that every aspect feels polished and responsive for version 1.21.132.

Installation Guide

Getting Colored Lighting up and running is straightforward. Follow these step-by-step instructions:

  1. Verify Your Version: Ensure your Minecraft launcher is set to version 1.21.132.
  2. Install Mod Loader (if required): If this is a mod, download the compatible loader (Forge, Fabric, NeoForge).
  3. Download the File: Click the secure download button above to retrieve the official file from CurseForge.
  4. Move the File: Place the downloaded file into your `mods`, `shaderpacks`, or `resourcepacks` folder depending on the shader type.
  5. Launch and Enjoy: Open Minecraft, navigate to the respective settings menu, and activate Colored Lighting.

Compatibility & Performance

Compatibility is robust. Colored Lighting is designed specifically for version 1.21.132, taking full advantage of the latest engine optimizations. During typical gameplay, this addition maintains a stable frame rate, though lower-end laptops might experience slight stuttering. We recommend pairing this with performance boosters like Sodium or Iris to guarantee a silky-smooth experience.

Details

Downloads:46,769
Created:6 months ago
Updated:27 days ago
Project ID:1516228
License:All Rights Reserved
Environment:Client

Game Versions

1.21.1321.21.1311.21.1301.21.1241.21.1231.21.122

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HoneyStudios
SHADERS CREATOR
Downloads47K
Version1.21.132
TypeSHADERS
File Size955.82 KB

About This shaders

Colored Lighting adds vibrant RGB light from torches, lanterns, candles, portals and more to Minecraft Bedrock for Vibrant Visuals.

Colored Lighting brings stunning RGB colored light to Minecraft Bedrock. Simply place the Colored Lighting pack above any Vibrant Visuals shader to add immersive colored glow from over 100 light sources, without replacing your visuals.

✅ Compatible with any Vibrant Visuals pack:

BSLB Dreamy Visuals


🎨 What Gets Colored:

112 light sources, each given its own colour.

  • Torches — regular, redstone, soul, copper, underwater and all four colored torches
  • Lanterns — regular, soul, and every copper lantern across all oxidation and waxed states
  • Candles — all 16 dyed colours, plus all 16 candle cakes
  • Copper bulbs — all eight oxidation and waxed states, each dimmer and warmer as it ages
  • Fire & flame — fire, soul fire, campfires, lava and flowing lava, magma
  • Froglights — ochre, verdant and pearlescent
  • Amethyst — buds, clusters and budding amethyst
  • Sculk — catalyst, sensor, calibrated sensor and shrieker
  • Portals & the End — nether portal, end portal, end gateway, respawn anchor, crying obsidian, ender chest, dragon egg
  • And more — glowstone, shroomlight, sea lantern, sea pickle, glow lichen, cave vines, jack o'lantern, beacon, conduit, brewing stand, enchanting table, firefly bush, vault, trial spawner, redstone ore, furnaces

Light sources use point lights where the glow should follow the block and static lights where it should sit still, so a candle flickers where a lava pool doesn't.


📦 Installation:

1.Download the .mcpack 2.Open to import 3.Turn on Vibrant Visuals in Video Settings 4.In your world's resource packs, place Colored Lighting above your shader pack 5.Choose Ores Glow ON or OFF

Order matters. Colored Lighting only replaces lighting data, so it must sit on top for your shader to keep its fog, sky and water.

📌Supported Minecraft Versions: 1.21.132, 1.21.131, 1.21.130, 1.21.124, 1.21.123, 1.21.122

How to Install

1. Download Iris Shader Mod or OptiFine for Minecraft 1.21+. 2. Open Minecraft and go to Options > Video Settings > Shader Packs. 3. Tap 'Open Shader Folder' and place the downloaded .zip file inside.