Bedrock Flavor is built to run alongside performance and interface mods so your menus match the rest of the Bedrock visual style without rendering glitches.
Setting Up Graphics and Shader Mods
- Sodium: You can run Bedrock Flavor alongside Sodium without graphics issues. Keep Bedrock Flavor enabled in Options > Resource Packs as normal; its block lighting adjustments and updated textures work directly with Sodium's renderer.
- Iris: When Iris is installed, Bedrock Flavor alters the visual menus inside Iris. Open Options > Video Settings and navigate to your shader pack screen to see the restyled menu interface. Note that enabling a third-party shader pack while playing may override the resource pack's own block lighting changes until shaders are toggled off.
Aligning Modded Menus and Interfaces
If you use Mod Menu or Resourcify, Bedrock Flavor automatically alters their visual menus once the resource pack is active. It also matches the interface style of Bedrockify and Emotecraft. If any of these menus still display their default Java look after installing the mods, open Options > Resource Packs, move Bedrock Flavor above any built-in mod resource entries in the Selected list (if movable), and click Done to refresh the UI textures.