
A Technoblade-themed PvP remake of Tightfault.
55 of the 56 points that apply = 98 out of 100.
Technofault is a Technoblade tribute and PvP-focused remake of Tightfault, combining references to his videos with practical texture changes and broader vanilla-style improvements. Its themed assets include crowned pigs, Technoblade- and TechnoDad-themed piglins, Antarctic Empire strays and banners, Techno Totems, and paintings, skins, and menu artwork inspired by Technoblade and his community. Items receive playful substitutions and redesigns, from potato hunger icons and a Potato on a Stick to ruby-hilted diamond swords, the Golden Crown helmet, and an enchanting-table book based on The Art of War. Some features respond to in-game events or names: bells, Wither spawns, and Totem pops can trigger Technoblade voice lines, while renaming pets or equipment can unlock themed appearances such as Floof, Pumpkin, Candy Cane swords, and Story Mode-inspired tools. The pack also refreshes vanilla visuals and interface details, including distinct mob designs, clearer water, identifiable infested blocks, 3D ladders, visible withered hearts, 2D item models, and a brewing-stand guide.
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Changes 102 block textures, 154 item textures, 93 mob and entity textures, 17 armor textures, 342 interface textures, 18 paintings, 121 models and 53 other files.
Adds 21 block textures, 60 item textures, 3 mob and entity textures, 14 armor textures, 43 interface textures, 1 sky texture, 2 other files, 61 models, 8 sounds and 122 language files. In OptiFine's formats: 34 connected textures, 67 custom item textures, 5 entity models, varied textures for 4 mobs, 1 glowing texture, custom skies and custom colors. Also has files for 5 other mods: Eatinganimationid, Modmenu, Appleskin and 2 more.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 32 by 32. 7 block and item textures are animated.
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