
Natural-looking textures that make your world feel more lifelike.
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Summit is a realistic Minecraft resource pack that refreshes the game's familiar look with subtle, naturalistic textures. It offers resolutions from 16x to 512x, so players can choose a level of detail suited to their system. The pack updates broad groups of blocks, including wood planks, concrete, wool, stained glass, stone variants such as andesite, granite and diorite, as well as dirt, grass, ores, ice and snow. Nature and Nether textures include bamboo, azalea and flowering azalea leaves, cherry trees, cave vines, coral, ancient debris, blackstone, crimson and warped forest blocks, soul fire and soul soil. It also retextures functional blocks such as beehives, blast furnaces, composters, respawn anchors and stonecutters, with the respawn anchor's glow shown across its stages. Using Summit requires ETF, EMF, Continuity and Polytone.
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Changes 3,276 block textures, 1,130 item textures, 351 mob and entity textures, 37 armor textures, 319 interface textures, 50 particle textures, 3,724 models and 23 other files.
Adds 55 block textures, 56 item textures, 60 mob and entity textures, 1 sky texture, 54 other files, 103 models, 14 sounds and 1 language file. In OptiFine's formats: 240 connected textures, 5 entity models, varied textures for 1 mob, 1 glowing texture, custom colors and 2 other files. Also has files for 8 other mods: Eatinganimation, Visuality, Stellaris and 5 more.
Block textures are mostly 64 by 64 pixels, up to 256 by 256. 344 block and item textures are animated.
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Modpacks that include Summit in at least one of their versions, most downloaded first.
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