Clean, easy-to-read textures for blocks and items in your world.
41 of the 44 points that apply = 93 out of 100.
Toycatw's PvP Pack is a clean, easy-to-read resource pack that began with 1.8 PvP in mind and has since expanded to be more survival-friendly and support modern play. It keeps blocks at 16× resolution while using sharper 32× item textures, with a simple visual style across environments, equipment, and interface elements. The pack covers a broad range of blocks and items, including swords, spears, armor, ores, shelves, copper fixtures, poplar wood, potions, and redstone components. Its visual changes extend across familiar materials and gameplay objects, with examples including redesigned deepslate and its ores, tools, armor models, boats, GUIs, water, and Nether blocks.
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Changes 809 block textures, 405 item textures, 9 mob and entity textures (Chest and Shield), 14 armor textures, 193 interface textures, 37 particle textures, 9 models and 7 other files.
Adds 60 block textures, 60 item textures, 19 mob and entity textures, 5 armor textures, 10 interface textures and 2 particle textures.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels, up to 32 by 32. 15 block and item textures are animated.
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