Art Deco and steampunk textures for an underwater city.
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Ozzy's Deep Sea Deco is a specialized resource pack designed to accompany the underwater city of Aquain, blending Art Deco, steampunk, BioShock-inspired, and mid-century futurist influences with a practical approach to its designs. Its textures distinguish different parts of a city, from rough metal walls in poorer areas and industrial spaces to more polished finishes in upscale districts, aiming for a realistic but distinctive look. The pack uses connected-texture features and other texture tricks to make a relatively small set of retextured blocks work in specific building contexts, so it is intended for Aquain-style builds rather than as a general-purpose makeover for any construction. Examples include copper trapdoors that serve as submarine hatches, stained-glass overlays that form porthole windows beside selected wool colors, redstone dust rendered as wires, and a redstone torch remodeled as a power junction box. Other contextual details include rails and electrical components, chiseled-brick variation, soul sand that becomes a grate beside gravel, and andesite walls redesigned as large copper pipes. The wider visual range includes architectural facades, interiors, industrial textures, kitchens, natural textures, blue terracotta and stained glass, and animated clock and Aquain News paintings.
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Changes 346 block textures, 14 item textures, 18 mob and entity textures (Banner, Banner base and Chest), the main menu background, 26 paintings, 9 particle textures, 104 models and 7 other files.
Adds 59 block textures, 5 item textures, 7 interface textures, 1 particle texture, 109 other files, 53 models, 1 sound and 1 core shader file. In OptiFine's formats: 217 connected textures, custom skies, 2 texture animations and 1 other file.
Block textures are mostly 64 by 64 pixels, up to 256 by 256. 5 block and item textures are animated.
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