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You are the nicest person on this forum. I'm not coloblind, but for people who are you are a freaking hero.

cool stuff i guess

I like it actually, although it is just a easy color change it still provides a strange new feel to the game.

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You are the nicest person on this forum. I'm not coloblind, but for people who are you are a freaking hero.

Ha, thank you! well i have to say, that the real heroes are the ones who live with Colorblindness and any other disability. :smile.gif:

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Haha, I have never heard of Peggle before =/

its a pinball type game. i think.

I Freaking Love You
(no homo)

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Pretty considerate, nice <3 Though, I don't recall any games with a color blind mode =/

Most games don't have a color blind mode, that's true. so when i saw that there wasn't one in minecraft, i felt like i had to, and it helps out the community and anyone who is colorblind.

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I Freaking Love You
(no homo)

Ha well same to you mate! extra emphasis on the (no homo) :laugh.gif:

i am currently working on a Colorblind pack for the uncommon Protanope Colorblindness.

I'm red/green colorblind and I have to say... You're doing it wrong. At least it appears that way from your video. The key to communicating these things to colorblind people isn't to reduce the two colors they can't differentiate into two even more similar colors. In Minecraft, Colorblindness hasn't been too much a factor for me... except in growing wheat. Most every texturepack differentiates between almost mature, and fully mature wheat with a subtle (to me) transition between brown with a tinge of green, adn green with a tinge of brown. It's AWEFUL, and more often than not, I waste my wheat crops that way. Nothing else really is consequential, and having the colors there in natural form doesn't hurt the gamers any. I appreciate very much what you're trying to do with your valuable time in making these packs, but a greater service specifically to the problems associated with red/green colorblindness would be to tweak the wheat texture to having a more immediately recognizable color for being ready for harvest. When I first watched yoru video, I honestly thought this was a mean joke, because I could tell no difference between the default texturepack and this one. ON a closer watch, I was able to notice that the old colors truely were gone... and that now the red and green were even HARDER to distinguish. I hope you do not find this insulting, but your pack truely does more harm than good for red/green colorblind individuals such as myself.

Edit: Tested the pack out. I hate to say this to you, but this pack is a colorblind person's nightmare.... I say this because scanning the horizon gave me a rather intense headache.

As a RG colorblind guy, I can't even see a difference o_o
Care to explain what you did to the color?

I'm protanopic so it would be really cool if you could pm me when it's up? =)

12/13/2014 Updated the pack to 2.0

Pack is now updated to a Resource Pack

ISSUES/GLITCHES WITH 2.0 UPDATE

Birch and Pine leaves wont convert over to meet Colorblind standards.

Redstone particles wont convert over to meet Colorblind standards.

With the resource pack, everything is converted. Takes a lot of time and work but it's worth it for those who need it.

If i have normal vision and play with this pack, will i see it the same as someone who is colour blind?

I love it when a person comes up with an idea not for themselves, but for others. Great job!