A steampunk style pack for building grand industrial worlds.
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Glimmar’s Steampunk Lite is a resource pack for giving Minecraft a dark, alternative Victorian sci-fi look, suited to building retro-classical industrial worlds. Its materials include cast iron, brass, copper, marble, tile, stone, brick and concrete, with block textures designed for large constructions such as machines, secret lairs, airships, submarines, battleships, fortresses and cities. Flywheels, cogs, arcane energy pulses, control panels, stained-glass paintings and gaslamp torches contribute to the retro-tech style, alongside abundant plants and foliage and classical connected textures for architecture. The pack also features animated blocks, connected textures, biome and atmospheric colors, and skies; examples of its animated machinery include working craftbenches, pulsing furnaces, flickering electrical items and alchemical contraptions. The Lite edition removes extra random mobs and many animations, uses lower-resolution BetterSkies backdrops, and replaces animated paintings with still images, while retaining the standard pack’s connected-texture features. Its textures are intended to look appropriate at different viewing distances, with repetitive patterns kept to a minimum so that large builds remain visually coherent.
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Changes 278 block textures, 208 item textures, 80 mob and entity textures, 12 armor textures, 24 interface textures, the main menu background, 2 map textures and 12 other files.
In OptiFine's formats: 62 connected textures, custom skies, custom colors, 1 texture animation and 225 other files.
Block textures are mostly 64 by 64 pixels, up to 128 by 128. 16 block and item textures are animated.
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