Bloxd.io uses anti-cheat systems that detect abnormal rendering patterns. If the server notices that you are mining diamonds through three layers of stone without ever touching the stone, the flag goes up. Bans are often IP-based, meaning you cannot simply make a new account.
Even if you get an X-Ray working, Bloxd.io has server-side occlusion. You might see the diamond, but the server knows you can't pathfind to it. You will frequently hit invisible "ghost blocks" that stop your mining progress, making the X-Ray useless.
The short answer is: No, not in the way you think. X Ray Texture Pack Bloxd.io
Here is the technical reality. In games like Minecraft: Java Edition, an X-ray texture pack works by making opaque blocks (like stone or dirt) transparent. Because Minecraft loads every face of every block, you can edit the PNG texture file to be a blank image, allowing you to see caves behind the stone.
Bloxd.io is not Minecraft.
Bloxd.io runs on a web-based rendering engine (usually Three.js or a similar WebGL framework). The game does not load external "texture pack" files from your computer in the same way a standalone game does.
Because you cannot easily edit the server-side files of a live browser game, a traditional "X Ray Resource Pack" for Bloxd.io does not exist as a downloadable file. Because you cannot easily edit the server-side files
While undeniably efficient, the use of X-Ray packs is a topic of heated debate within the community. It sits in a murky ethical category between "smart strategy" and "unfair advantage."