Makes ores and some blocks glow, including ores from other mods.
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Glow Ores Universal is a resource pack that makes ores and selected blocks glow, making them easier to spot and adding a luminous look to supported content. For vanilla Minecraft, it adds the effect to iron, gold, copper, redstone, emerald, lapis, and diamond ores in both stone and deepslate forms, as well as Nether gold and quartz ores. Other glowing vanilla blocks include crying obsidian, the enchanting table, and gilded blackstone. The pack also covers modded content: Stalwart Dungeons adds glowing chorundum and tungsten ores and several altars, while L_Ender's Cataclysm adds enderite and witherite blocks, and Enlightend adds bismuth, malachite, and uranium ores. Its listed additions for Deeper and Darker include copper, diamond, emerald, gold, iron, lapis, and redstone ores in gloom slate and sculk stone; Dungeons Plus contributes granite gold and iron ores, and Call of Yucatan contributes jade ores in deepslate and regular stone. Emissive effects can be displayed with OptiFine or, when using Sodium or Embeddium, with the corresponding MoreMcmeta emissive-texture support.
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