It adds a lot of details to all the existing blocks in-game to give it a more realistic look. Instead, it makes everything just a little bit better than it usually would.ĪBTV is a detailed medieval-like texture pack. It doesn't add anything wild to the game. New Default+ is a great texture pack if you're looking for something just a bit different. It's important to mention to run this specific texture pack you'll need a strong enough PC. Patrix will make you question if you're even playing Minecraft at first with the game's appearance. For instance, the crafting table UI looks like a real crafting table, and the anvil looks like an anvil.

But the second you go to any workbenches, you'll see the changes.

The leaves and grass are just solid green blocks, and the Mushrooms look like something out of a cartoon.Īt first glance, Fancy GUI Overhaul doesn't seem to do anything too game-changing. Unlike 2000 Leagues, Bare Bone stips away all the detail and only has the essentials. The 2000 Leagues texture pack is a high-resolution pack that makes blocks nearly look life-like. All of the blocks are detailed just enough so you can tell what they are while making it seem like you're playing a classic retro game. Click yes again, then click done, and the texture will be working.įaithful does a great job of making Minecraft look retro. Click and drag the texture pack ZIP file into the game, and Minecraft will ask you if you want to install it click yes.Īfter clicking yes, the texture pack will appear in the Available section click it again, and Minecraft will ask you if you want to load said texture pack. You'll see another menu on the top right, you'll see Selected, and on the top left, you'll see Available. Once you're in it, click on Resource Packs it'll be on the bottom left right above Done. Next, you'll need to load into the game, and once you're in the main menu, click OPTIONS, which can be found on the bottom left. Disclaimer: Using mods can corrupt files if they're not installed correctly

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