A resource pack with cleaner visuals and quieter, custom sounds.
13.1 of the 49 points that apply = 27 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Reach is a vanilla-style resource pack that refreshes Minecraft’s 16x visuals and sounds for a range of play styles, including building and PvP. Its changes include ore borders for easier ore recognition, a clearer block-breaking progress animation, and visual adjustments such as varied cobblestone, planks, terracotta, and End stone, lower grass, and clearer water. The pack also offers a dark interface, a whimsical custom GUI, and quieter sounds for ghasts, villagers, rain, fire, minecarts, and other game elements, alongside custom ambient and cave sounds. Additional interface and gameplay-facing touches include a hunger preview, redstone levels, a brewing guide, directional hoppers, visible tripwires, and a large attack indicator.
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It has no file for a recent Minecraft version. This is about its files for Minecraft 1.7.2 to 1.17.1.
Changes 164 block textures, 153 item textures, 82 mob and entity textures, 42 interface textures, the main menu background, 30 particle textures, 1,853 models and 21 other files.
Adds 58 block textures, 59 item textures, 8 interface textures, 491 other files, 60 models, 180 sounds and 121 language files. In OptiFine's formats: 85 custom item textures, 1 entity model and custom colors.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 32 by 32. 12 block and item textures are animated.
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