High end Vanilla textures with lots of variation.
17.3 of the 44 points that apply = 39 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Just Noise is a resource pack that gives vanilla Minecraft textures a more detailed, varied look through changes to noise, hue and contrast, alternative textures, animations, and some 3D models. It adds biome-dependent Creeper skins, flower variety in Flower Forests, and emissive textures that make some blocks glow. Tools and weapons change appearance with their durability, while naming armor can produce alternate designs such as emerald armor or iron platemail.
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Changes 928 block textures, 664 item textures, 417 mob and entity textures, 36 armor trim textures, 79 interface textures, 194 particle textures, 4,729 models and 202 other files.
Adds 28 block textures, 36 item textures, 8 mob and entity textures, 9 armor textures, 1 interface texture, 3 particle textures, 2 other files, 57 models and 103 sounds. In OptiFine's formats: 177 connected textures, 41 custom item textures, varied textures for 55 mobs, 41 glowing textures, custom skies, custom colors, 6 texture animations and 39 other files.
Block textures are mostly 128 by 128 pixels, up to 256 by 256. 101 block and item textures are animated.
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