Blur+ for Minecraft

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Blur – Don’t be distracted by the world!

Do you often have to craft or put something in your inventory, for example, in the middle of a mine or somewhere in a house? The standard Minecraft mechanics offers no background behind the interface, and we can see everything that is happening in the game, even while doing something in the GUI. This is a bit annoying, and shader developers do their best to complement their products to solve this problem. But not all Minecraft players want to install these tools, especially the ones whose PCs aren’t particularly powerful. The Blur mod that darkens the game will help you solve this issue.

The main task of the Blur mod is to apply a small «background» with a screen blur. That is, the frame you are standing in, for example, a room, remains in the background, but everything will be blurred so as not to distract you. This system prevents you from being distracted by different events and allows you to do the usual things in Minecraft. At the same time, the blur effect is high-quality, well-developed, and at some point it even seems that you have a shader installed.

The Blur mod review

It’s small mod, a tweak that solves one important problem in Minecraft – not to be distracted by external noises and actions. For example, you can stand somewhere in a village full of residents, and all these NPCs will walk around, push the player, wave their hands, and at some point, these activities may distract you. And what if you need to craft a large number of items? Automatic crafting hasn’t yet been introduced (expected in Minecraft 1.21), however, you can use another approach to solve this problem – by installing the Blur mod.

The modification automatically blurs the background on the screen, but the scenes remain dynamic (that is, the picture on the screen will change if you move or the weather or the time-of-day changes). At the same time, you can’t clearly see what’s happening in the game, and you can feel free to craft, select effects for enchantments or potions. This helps even more if you need to find a certain recipe, study a new mod, or information about some mods. In general, the add-on is really cool and now has more than 9 million downloads, since Blur is included in many assemblies, including the top ones.

According to the author, the system adds a blurring shader, according to Gauss for almost all the game interfaces, whether it’s a standard GUI from the vanilla version or in a specific mod. At the same time, the add-on has a large number of additional settings where you can choose the appearance, particular effects, and the extent of blurring. You can also change the background colors and gradients, which allows each Minecraft player to customize the most important and necessary effects in a couple of clicks, without having any specific knowledge in the field.

The Blur mod runs smoothly with almost any shader, and if you want to install add-ons to transform graphics, you can stay calm about possible conflicts. Just keep in mind that many large shaders already have this option, so you don’t always need to install it separately. If you still have any questions about the Blur mod operation or configuration, you can always write a comment under the review, and we’ll try to answer promptly and help you. Having a vast experience and a large library of various mods and add-ons, our website’s huge community solves any problems with add-ons.

If you are a designer or a creative person working with graphic editors, then you can easily configure how the Blur add-on looks like, since it’s the ARGB values that are used here. The mod is already available for new Minecraft versions.

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