
Bushier grass, leaves, vines, and other plants across your world.
50.3 of the 56 points that apply = 90 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Bushy Vegetation is a resource pack that replaces cross-hatched plant textures with fuller, protruding models, making grasses, roots, leaves, and other foliage look bushier while retaining a blocky style. Its changes cover grass and ferns, leaves from several tree types, vines, corals, tall flowers, sweet berry bushes, nether vegetation, cave vines, hanging and mangrove roots, pink petals, and cherry leaves. Leaves extend outward on all sides, small leaves give vines a fuller look, and the sweet berry bush model better reflects its thorny hitbox while vines are designed not to obstruct vision during climbing. The pack uses texture culling for performance and adds no textures, helping it work alongside other resource packs; performance can improve further with More Culling.
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Changes 151 models.
Adds 60 models.
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