A nostalgic texture pack that brings back classic console-era visuals.
26.9 of the 49 points that apply = 55 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Legacy Edition is a nostalgic resource pack that brings Minecraft’s newer textures back toward the programmer-art era while blending in selected refined beta and console-era elements. It adds textures for the lodestone, loom, smithing table, blast furnace, smoker, and loom, including programmer-art-style versions of the blast furnace, smoker, and loom. The pack makes water more transparent and gives it a bluer appearance, and adds older-style sounds alongside console-edition click sounds. It also reimagines the Nether reactor as a Nether Anchor and removes ambient occlusion from azaleas, cactus, sugar cane, tree logs, and vines, while removing block rotation for a console-edition feel.
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Changes 128 block textures, 33 item textures, 15 mob and entity textures, 5 interface textures, the main menu background, 5 particle textures, 108 models and 7 other files.
Adds 6 block textures, 2 mob and entity textures, 8 armor textures, 3 particle textures, 50 sounds and 1 language file.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 32 by 32. 18 block and item textures are animated.
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Modpacks that include Legacy Edition in at least one of their versions, most downloaded first.
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