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Do people like this style of tall grass? Or is less clumpy grass better?

Thanks for the feedback guys, it's for the simple challenge but there's not too much actual feedback going on there, mostly just people posting updated textures.

@Angelo, I'll try to make the grass a bit less clumpy, might try one or two alternates to see if that makes it look nicer too.

@J, good thing with using a small palette is that it's very easy to change colours, especially when there are only two colours used for the texture! I'll have a fiddle with the colours, see if there's one I think fits in better.

I am for the first time making real world leaves textures, and I am a little unsure about them as I don't conciser myself especially good a plants.

Fast graphics

The oak and dark oak use a more jagged leaf

Meanwhile the acacia and birch use a smoother leaf

The spruce is meant to be like pine needles with small branches.

Lastly, the jungle contains larger leaves then the rest.

Looks nice. The top right corner looks a bit odd though, as well as the intended block. I don't think stones would be cut in that way!

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So seriously, what does fast mode do anymore? Just make leaves transparent for no reason? Minecraft still renders sealed off underground caves so I know leaves having an opaque texture does nothing for performance.

Well, other then leaves looking worse (especially my spruce leaves it seems...), the only other thing that is still affected is the red vignette effect caused by being too close to the world border and the black vignette around the screen in darker areas is removed on fast graphics. Everything else is its own option now, always enabled, or removed.

Edit: It seems it also reduces rain particles...

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Made some more textures, and revamped the sand and stone.

The woods are: Oak, Spruce, Birch and Acacia, along with their respective leaves The other ones are tall grass and fern + extra tall variants.

@Ringoster: I have some comments on your palette from the SPS3. You said over there that this is the first time you make one, I thought of giving you some feedback on what I felt using it.

First of all, I like the colors, you chose some very good ones, and the transitions between them are very spot on. There are also some gray-brown-yellow synergies floating around that I quite like. The blues and purples (and if you stretch it a bit, the grays too) also have a good deal of combinations. I have yet to figure them out, as they were the ones I used the least, however, I think I was able to make 6-7 combination for the lapiz lazuli ore alone when mixing them, so I definitely see potential there.

However, I think the greens are not very balanced, the contrast is too high between the darkest and lightest tone, and the two middle ones. At first I was worried about the red being too brown-ish, but once you combine it with other colors it really looks red, so it's all good.

Overall it's great, the reds, browns, yellows and blues have some good synergies, but the greens need to be tweaked as the extremes of the ramp are way too contrasting for a general use.

Thank you for the feedback (and nice textures!)

I've edited the palette:

Much more green variety. The dark colors are also a bit more vibrant.

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I'm pretty much no longer playing minecraft, but I can always texture in my free time; here's a stonebrick texture I made:

It's 24x

Very nice.

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One of my first textures with new colors and shading, the book.

But I am unsure how it turned out, in my view it's hard on the border to be too bright colored.

So I just want a few more opinions on it before making the other books.

Looks good, except I think the screen's gradient should be angled upwards more. And I don't care for the oblong shape caused by all those grey parts on the edges.