
Modern textures reimagined in the classic painted style.
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55.6 of the 56 points that apply = 99 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Classic Faithful 32x Jappa is a double-resolution resource pack that reworks Minecraft’s modern default textures in the classic painted style associated with Vattic, preserving that older look while bringing it to newer textures. Its artwork covers familiar environments and landmarks, including villages, woodland mansions, desert temples, caves, Nether regions, and End cities, alongside places such as the Cherry Grove and Pale Garden.
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Changes 1,295 block textures, 830 item textures, 653 mob and entity textures, 85 armor textures, 525 interface textures, 51 paintings, 298 particle textures and 153 other files.
Adds 3 item textures and 5 interface textures. In OptiFine's formats: 38 connected textures and 1 other file. Also has files for 1 other mod: Modmenu.
Block textures are mostly 32 by 32 pixels, up to 64 by 64. 104 block and item textures are animated.
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