
A resource pack that adds Star Wars lightsabers to your world.
55.1 of the 56 points that apply = 98 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
JustTimm's Lightsaber Workshop is a resource pack that adds Star Wars lightsabers to Minecraft, with a vanilla-like visual style and more than 60 distinct hilts. Its collection covers weapons associated with characters including Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Ahsoka Tano, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Cal Kestis, and Darth Maul, alongside designs such as the Dark Saber and double-bladed, split, and crossguard variants. To obtain one, rename a supported item in an anvil using the documented, case-sensitive name; sticks, swords, and shields can serve as hilts, while most swords and shields can also display the blade. The pack changes how the weapons appear in-game, including emissive details and first-person positioning, and supports color and single- or double-blade customization through Respackopts, with presets for coordinated blade colors. Ezra Bridger's Padawan lightsaber has an additional bow-based blaster mode, and the pack also supports using lightsabers on shields.
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Changes 1 interface texture, 10 models and 10 other files.
Adds 1 language file. In OptiFine's formats: 163 custom item textures and 65 glowing textures. Also has files for 2 other mods: Workshop and Respackopts.
Textures are mostly 32 by 32 pixels, up to 512 by 512.
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