
Makes Minecraft's ground blocks look new.
53.1 of the 56 points that apply = 95 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Good Lookin' Ground is a resource pack that refreshes the textures of Minecraft’s ground and terrain blocks. Its retextures cover sand and red sand, all terracotta colors, clay, stone, diorite, lapis ore and its item, obsidian and crying obsidian, netherrack and its ores, crimson and warped nylium, and end stone. The pack gives familiar materials a changed look across settings such as deserts, badlands, lush caves, the Nether, and stony peaks. It is listed as compatible with Dye Depot, Biomes O’ Plenty, Atmospheric, Grounded, No Man’s Land, and Nature’s Spirit.
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Changes 33 block textures and 1 item texture (Lapis lazuli).
Adds 1 block texture. Also has files for 6 other mods: Grounded, Dye depot, Biomesoplenty and 3 more.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels.
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