
A PvP pack with darker fire and smaller combat particles.
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Dripped PvP is a Crystal PvP resource pack that changes combat visuals and interface styling for fights. It adds low, dark-colored fire, reduced particles, smaller totem-pop particles, and critical-hit particles styled as “Deal With It” glasses, while removing the pumpkin blur. The Totem of Undying is redesigned as a pistol, armor gains a gold glint, and the GUI has a darker appearance; the glint can be changed with the No More Purple mod. Money-themed damage particles provide another visual effect during combat.
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Changes 12 block textures, 14 item textures, 1 mob and entity texture (End crystal), 4 armor textures, 55 particle textures, the enchantment glint, 7 models and 3 other files.
Adds 15 armor textures, 3 interface textures, 1 particle texture, 1 other file, 1 model and 1 sound.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 64 by 64. 3 block and item textures are animated.
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