
World War I weapons, uniforms, and blocks for building battlefields.
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World War I Texture Pack reworks Minecraft for building and playing out World War I battlefields, with a muted, weathered palette, war-themed sounds, and custom visual variants for weapons, uniforms, items, blocks, and entities. Its arsenal includes named rifles such as the Gewehr 98, Lebel M1886, and Lee Enfield, machine guns including the Lewis Gun and MG08, pistols such as the Luger P08 and M1911, plus trench shotguns, a flamethrower, grenades, and melee weapons like trench knives, axes, and shovels. Players can equip French, British, American, German, and Ottoman uniforms and headgear, including caps, gas masks, pickelhaubes, and Ottoman styles such as the kabalak and keffiyeh. Battlefield scenery includes sandbags, wire fences, ropes, crates, and functional blocks for ammunition, medical supplies, detonators, and hazardous or swampy ground, while themed items range from bullets and food cans to whistles, medic kits, binoculars, and family photos. The pack also retextures hostile and civilian entities as figures such as riflemen, officers, chemists, and civilians, and lets players stage aerial scenes with Albatros D.III and Sopwith Camel aircraft and their machine guns. Most custom appearances are activated by renaming compatible base items with an anvil, while entity models and textures require additional mod support.
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Changes 421 block textures, 273 item textures, 127 mob and entity textures, 15 armor textures, 223 interface textures, 138 particle textures, 227 models and 22 other files.
Adds 52 block textures, 16 item textures, 4 mob and entity textures, 2 armor textures, 2 particle textures, 17 models and 117 sounds. In OptiFine's formats: 9 connected textures, 152 custom item textures, 7 entity models, varied textures for 1 mob, custom skies and custom colors.
Block textures are mostly 32 by 32 pixels, up to 64 by 64. 26 block and item textures are animated.
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