
A dark PvP texture pack with glowing weapons and armor.
50.2 of the 51 points that apply = 98 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Black Flash is a 16x PvP resource pack that gives Minecraft equipment and combat items a black-themed visual redesign, with a blue-and-white interface. It changes armor sets, swords and tools, along with bows, crossbows, arrows, shields, totems, apples, end crystals, elytra, and other PvP-relevant items. The pack also retextures world features such as obsidian, the End Portal, Nether Portal, beacon and its beam, and the End sky and clouds. Emissive textures make the pack's glowing details visible at night, and it includes a smaller totem and side shield design. It is intended for both single-player worlds and multiplayer servers, and requires OptiFine for its textures.
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Changes 3 block textures (Beacon, Nether portal and Obsidian), 58 item textures, 6 mob and entity textures (End crystal and Enderdragon), 9 armor textures, 3 interface textures, 14 particle textures, the clouds and 3 other files.
Adds 2 block textures, 56 item textures, 16 mob and entity textures, 25 armor textures, 13 interface textures and 1 model. In OptiFine's formats: glowing textures and custom colors.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels. 7 block and item textures are animated.
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