Carved Pumpkin Overlay Remover
No Pumpkin Blur - For Bedrock and Java! We've all hated Endermen. We also hated the blurry pumpkin overlay. But we don't want to look at the Endermen in the eyes.
So why not change that? This simple resource pack removes the blurry overlay when putting a Carved Pumpkin over your head. Happy End exploration! No More Pumpkin Blur is a lightweight resource pack that removes the annoying blur effect when wearing a carved pumpkin, giving you a clear and unobstructed view. Perfect for players who want to use pumpkins for Enderman protection or other purposes without sacrificing visibility.
Compatible with Minecraft 1.21.5 and earlier versions. Simple, effective, and works seamlessly with vanilla. Download No Pumpkin Blur 1.21-1.21.1 on Modrinth.
Supports 1.21-1.21.1 Minecraft. Published on Jun 18, 2024. 74042 downloads.
The No Pumpkin Blur Texture Pack removes the annoying pumpkin overlay in Minecraft, giving you a clear view. Love it or hate it, we can all agree that the pumpkin overlay/blur is probably one of the most annoying things to exist. With the use of this resource pack, it simply gets rid of the overlay/blur, which improves your visibility whilst wearing a pumpkin.
Tired of the pumpkin helmet blocking your vision? This resource pack removes the default pumpkin blur overlay while still letting you wear a carved pumpkin for Enderman protection or for fun. Perfect if you like using hats, or other fun remodeled headgear without your vision getting blocked. Vanilla.
No Pumpkin Blur [beta 1.6.6 - 1.21.11]. Do you want to beat the ender dragon in pure survival?, but the annoying endermens are attacking you just because of a simple eye contact, well try to wear a carve pumpkin.Oh I forgot wearing a pumpkin is more annoying because of the blur overlay. Well this pack removes it completely for better viewing experience.
This texture pack removes the pumpkin overlay that is on your screen when you put on a carved pumpkin. Remove Pumpkin Blur By Drafys - About the pack - Remove Pumpkin Blur for Minecraft 1.20 and up (Works well on earlier versions) - How to install - Install, extract the file, and add it to the resource pack folder and it should be working fine.