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I like the dirt

This pack does look smoother and less pixelated than the original

Keep up the good work :smile.gif:

Thanks for the support guys, but keep in mind it's not done yet, so it will get better!

Nice job Wombo, I like the fact that you are sticking with your original concept by not straying away too much from the default texture set. Keep it up and if you want to get some more visibility to your pack try submitting to our site where users can view, browse, and download Minecraft mods and texture packs for free.

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Nice job Wombo, I like the fact that you are sticking with your original concept by not straying away too much from the default texture set. Keep it up and if you want to get some more visibility to your pack try submitting to our site where users can view, browse, and download Minecraft mods and texture packs for free.

Thanks for that, I'm going to submit it very soon, hope i get more downloads!

Awesome Wombo! I'll be sure to vote myself and give it a good rating when it comes in, you really did a great job here.

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Hey all, thank for the feedback, but some more replies would be nice. Anyways, v1.5 is coming soon which will make some terrain look better, add some more textures(I didn't do all of them yet, sorry) such as mossy cobblestone. I'm also changing the shadows to make it less solid (I didn't do them in time for v1) and finally redoing the sun and moon (The moon was included for v1, but I feel it was horribly done, the sun wasn't included). Stay tuned!

Almost forgot, i got a preview pic:

Heh, thanks man, I appreciate it, i really put a lot of hard work into it, especially the grass which took me awhile to get it looking right.

UPDATE:

Hi again, I had another go at making the sun and let me tell you, it worked out VERY well. Heres a couple of pics.




I think it looks great, more to come later!
Todo for V1.5:
Fix some tiling issues
Make sand better
Fix bedrock
Redo ores

You're doing great work with this one, a nice alternative to Quandary (which also has a goal of minimally changing the texture style).