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Combine Blush with Glow-in-the-Dark Packs

Layering Multiple Packs

Blush works well alongside resource packs that add glowing textures to blocks like sculk, amethyst, or custom decorative blocks. The bloom effect enhances these textures, creating dramatic lighting in caves and dark builds.

How to Stack Packs

1. Load Blush first in your resource pack list (lower position = higher priority)

2. Add your glow-in-the-dark pack above it so its textures take priority

3. Test in a dark area — torches, candles, and glowing blocks should now have both the texture glow and bloom effect

4. Adjust pack order if one effect overshadows the other

Best Combinations

Packs featuring glowing sculk blocks, amethyst geodes, or neon decorative elements pair especially well. The bloom softens harsh texture edges and creates atmospheric halos around light sources.

Troubleshooting

If bloom disappears, check that Blush loads after your glow pack in the list. If performance drops, disable bloom in one pack rather than both.