An example resourcepack to show off features of the ETF mod.
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Entity Texture Features Example Pack is a vanilla-style resource pack demonstrating the ETF mod’s entity and block-entity texture features, with some compatibility with OptiFine. It adds varied textures for creepers, skeletons, cows, chickens, zombies and mooshrooms, with creepers showing subtler color differences except when named or in certain biomes; skeletons and mooshrooms also have emissive details. Chickens appear as ducks in swamps and rivers and as yellow chicks, while mooshrooms receive custom mushroom textures that do not change the mushrooms placed as blocks. Most mobs blink, and many entity variations respond to their surroundings or traits: block entities and armor stands match the block beneath them, swamp and jungle block entities gain vines, and cold-biome block entities acquire snow. Other details include grass on bed legs when beds sit on grass, distinct book textures for lecterns and enchanting tables, an inverted blue appearance for charged creepers, and a more fitting look for screaming goats. Player-created golems lack vines, pandas retain brown fur when they carry the hidden brown gene alongside another variant, and phantoms lose their flesh with distance from players until only distant skeletons remain. Horses, mules, donkeys and llamas use red eyes when their stats are poor and green eyes when they have at least one good stat.
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Changes 87 mob and entity textures.
Adds 59 mob and entity textures and 1 other file. In OptiFine's formats: varied textures for 32 mobs and 69 glowing textures.
Textures are mostly 64 by 64 pixels, up to 128 by 128.
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