Actions & Stuff 1.8 – Vibrant Visuals Update [Premium]

The Minecraft pack that many consider the best for Bedrock now supports Vibrant Visuals. Meet Actions & Stuff 1.8—a major update with full compatibility that you’re sure to love.

How to activate Actions & Stuff in MC: Bedrock?

There are two ways to use Actions & Stuff with Vibrant Visuals. The first is through global resources in the settings on the Minecraft: BE main screen. Go to settings, open “Global Resources,” then “My Sets.”

Make sure you have updated Actions & Stuff to version 1.8 via the Marketplace. Activate the pack and open its settings. The default option is 64x, or “full experience,” because only this option allows for custom integration with Vibrant Visuals. If you don’t like the style, you can choose 32x (Vibrant Visuals will still work). Luminous Dreams and Prisma are also supported if you have them.

Vibrant Visuals settings and recommended parameters

After activation, go back and Minecraft Bedrock 1.21 will change. But the main step is ahead: enable Vibrant Visuals. This is done in the video settings by selecting “Vibrant Visuals” instead of ‘Fancy’ or “Simple.” The creators recommend a gamma of 100% and ultra graphics settings (if your device allows it). With these settings, Actions & Stuff starts working with Vibrant Visuals, and you can go to any world.

The second way is to enable the pack at the individual world level. Go to the settings of the selected world, open the resource sets, and activate Actions & Stuff 1.8. But you still need to enable Vibrant Visuals in the game settings!

Combining with Prisma and other packs

If you only like the Actions & Stuff animations but not the visual style, you can combine it with Prisma. Activate both packs in the resource packs, but Prisma must be above Actions & Stuff. Set both to 32x in the settings. This will give you Actions & Stuff animations + Prisma visual style + Vibrant Visuals support.

Changes

After that, the game will look like this: custom item change animations, visual effects, improved water rendering, and bright biomes. Regular items like netherit will remain with their standard textures. Custom animations for running, jumping, swimming, and breaking blocks are available. In the full version, the pack changes the behavior of many items, from throwing experience bottles to flower animations.

To get the most out of it, it’s best to start in survival mode. The pack supports Essentials, Furnishing Chests, Dynamic Lights, SCP Uncaged, Supplements, and regular maps. Water, light transitions, underwater bubbles – everything looks much better. Biomes change gradually: deserts, plains, jungles, swamps, snow-covered teritories, each with its own shade. Sunsets, sunrises, and night landscapes look especially good.

Changes in the underground world

The underground world has also been transformed: amethyst geodes “glow” brightly, dark areas feel different, and Trial Chambers take on a more expressive look. Transitions between biomes underground are now smooth. Even without night vision, dark areas look more stylish.

Nther and the End with Vibrant Visuals

In Hell, the changes depend on the biome: bright lava, increased saturation in the Crimson Forest, thick fog in the Soul Sand Valley, and stronger flashes of light. In the End, bright flashes and enhanced fog effects have been added within the limits of what can be changed.