Classic Overhaul bridges the gap between modern content and the Beta and early release
31.2 of the 38 points that apply = 82 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Changes 875 block textures, 554 item textures, 418 mob and entity textures, 36 interface textures, 88 particle textures, 32 status effect icons, 672 models and 64 other files.
Adds 56 block textures, 59 item textures, 38 mob and entity textures, 11 armor textures, 1 armor trim texture, 6 particle textures, 2 status effect icons, 1 sky texture, 2 other files, 60 models, 295 sounds and 2 language files. In OptiFine's formats: 36 connected textures, 1 custom item texture, 12 entity models, varied textures for 1 mob, custom skies and custom colors. Also has files for 12 other mods: Aether, Palegardenbackport, Amendments and 9 more.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 512 by 512. 55 block and item textures are animated.
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