
A clearer PvP pack that keeps the familiar game look.
50 of the 51 points that apply = 98 out of 100.
PvP Essential Utilities is a streamlined PvP and survival resource pack designed to improve clarity and visibility while retaining Minecraft’s vanilla feel. It makes hazards easier to spot with more visible string, trapped chests, suspicious sand and gravel, and powdered snow, while shortening tall grass and reducing the size of held items, shields, and the totem. For a clearer view, it removes fog, reduces the opacity of effects such as rain, snow, the Nether portal, and the powdered-snow freeze overlay, and provides clear water and lava, a lowered fire overlay, and a transparent GUI with a brewing guide. Visual changes also include a custom crosshair, 3D smooth end crystals, smooth respawn anchors and glowstone, an old-style enchantment glint, and eating animations with bow and crossbow status indicators. The pack reduces visual and audio clutter by making particles transparent, removing explosion and generic particles, and muting several sounds, including explosions, fire damage, death, cave ambience, and ender pearl teleportation; a totem activation instead sounds like a quiet firework rocket.
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Changes 38 block textures, 78 item textures, 210 interface textures, 65 particle textures, rain and snow, 175 models, 1 core shader file and 116 other files.
Adds 4 block textures, 60 item textures, 2 armor textures, 16 interface textures, 17 other files, 57 models, 30 sounds and 1 core shader file.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 32 by 32. 6 block and item textures are animated.
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