Improved item textures for PvP.
55.4 of the 56 points that apply = 99 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Better PvP is a resource pack that reshapes Minecraft’s visuals for PvP, with smaller sword textures, improved-looking axes, bow shot indicators, a smaller crosshair, and armor that glows when using ink sacs. It also adjusts block textures for bed wars and reduces the pumpkin, spyglass, and freezing overlays. Beyond combat visuals, the pack adds practical interface and gameplay cues, including a numbered hotbar, hunger preview, ping color indicator, compass lodestone display, visible tripwires, and redstone power levels. Other visual changes include unique spawn eggs, visual sapling growth and cauldron stages, an alternate enchantment glint, unobtrusive snow and rain, and a 3D sun and moon. It also includes a brewing guide, animated campfire items, clean redstone dust, and an improved GUI with miscellaneous block texture updates.
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