
Zombies are entwined with an unknown virus, giving them a more oppressive appearance.
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WU_SHUANGCB's Zombie Skin is a visual resource pack that gives zombies a more aggressive, oppressive appearance through custom entity textures. Its pictured subjects include zombie and husk variations, drowned, zombie pillagers, zombie vindicators, zombie ravagers, zombified villagers, and several mutant zombies, including frozen and jungle variants. The pack includes zombie textures for CrimsonSteve's More Mobs and Mutant More, and the gallery notes compatibility with Fresh Animations. Entity texture features require OptiFine or an equivalent such as Entity Texture Features.
Written from Modrinth and CurseForge . How we write it
Changes 5 mob and entity textures (Zombie and Zombie villager).
Adds 10 mob and entity textures, 2 other files and 323 sounds. In OptiFine's formats: varied textures for 2 mobs and 16 glowing textures. Also has files for 3 other mods: Mutantmore, Crimson steves mobs and Mutantmonsters.
Textures are mostly 64 by 64 pixels, up to 128 by 128.
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Modpacks that include WU_SHUANGCB's Zombie Skin in at least one of their versions, most downloaded first.
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