To achieve a "Bloodmoon" and "Spooklementary" experience in Minecraft: Java Edition, you would typically combine a shader pack and a resource pack, or potentially a modpack that integrates similar functionalities.br br The "Spooklementary" experience is primarily delivered through the Spooklementary shader pack, which introduces visual effects like red eyes, screen shakes, and emissive red flowers during a blood moon event.[1] The "Blood Moon" aesthetic can be achieved using a resource pack like the "A7md's Blood Moon Resource Pack," which specifically changes the moon's texture to a glowing red.[2]br br The Spooklementary shader pack is compatible with a wide range of Minecraft: Java Edition versions, from 1.8.9 up to 1.21.x, and supports both Iris and OptiFine loaders.[1] This broad compatibility allows players on various game versions to utilize its features. The shader pack also includes community-requested settings, with specific visual cues such as the screen rarely shaking for 5 seconds and red flowers becoming emissive during a blood moon.[1]br br For the visual aspect of a blood moon, A7md's Blood Moon Resource Pack offers a straightforward solution. It replaces the default moon with a glowing red variant, maintaining the vanilla aesthetic of the game while adding a touch of mystery and danger to the night sky.[2] This resource pack is designed to be lightweight, ensuring no performance impact or FPS drops, and is compatible with other texture packs.[2] Installation involves downloading the .zip file, moving it to the resourcepacks folder, and enabling it within Minecraft's settings.[2]br br While combining a shader and a resource pack offers a customizable approach, players seeking a pre-packaged spooky experience might consider modpacks. For instance, the "Harvest Moon 'Eternal Halloween'" modpack aims to provide a "Spooky" experience, though its specific features related to blood moons or Spooklementary-like effects would depend on its included mods and configurations.[3] Modpacks often bundle various mods, resource packs, and shaders to create a cohesive themed experience, simplifying the setup process for users.[4]br br To ensure the most recent and accurate information, it's always recommended to check the respective Modrinth pages for Spooklementary[1] and A7md's Blood Moon Resource Pack[2], as well as Modpack Index for modpacks like Harvest Moon "Eternal Halloween"[3], for any updates or changes.