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Good luck with your IRL Stuff, hope it goes well!

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What is Optifine's email or source of contact?

https://www.optifine.net/contact

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What about me? Can I join? I am Amodh!

Well you did ask for a last chance, you can join whenever you feel like it!

Also for everyone else, i've uploaded a Snapshot update for 19w05a!
you can grab it on the website's download page as usual! Have fun!

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So, I haven't had much time to look into this but, what changes have you made/plan on making (if any at all) to the textures in the game? Mojang intends to release new textures with the 1.14 update. Have you overhauled any textures to suit the new style or do you plan to keep the current style?

Im currently working on redoing most of the Item textures and do fix up some old textures and sometimes remake them in a better quality, uhm for the new textures i haven't redone all of them, but for example the new stone and netherrack is being used in the current style since it looks way better than the previous old netherrack/stone for example.

(But again, i hope it'll be configurable later so both works)

So i've been working on some textures some time ago, but as always stopped and have no idea when i start again.

There is dude, FHLX, making his version of Faithful 64x64. I give him permission to use all my publicized to this date textures of Faithful 64x64 in any way he want, they garbage anyway. Also i give him all i draw to this date, because i pretty sure i'll say they garbage too when i return. And i will return to texturepack, damn it, i will. When i fix my IRL stuff.

Thanks for the update but the fully grown wheat growth seems to have taken a major step back it looks a lot worse and nothing like wheat

Getting back into Minecraft with an older machine, and fortunate enough to have pay now. So I kicked a few extra sheckles at the developer. Hope he or she is someplace they can spend.

Another issue: the Chests attached to Llamas are invisible.

Edit: The problem is only present on white Llamas. Weird.

Hello everybody,

This mod adds support for HD textures and a lot of options for better looks and performance.

Doubling the FPS is common.

You can follow the OptiFine development here: reddit.com/r/OptiFine, sp614x@twitter or http://optifog.blogspot.com.

Resources: translations, documentation, issue tracker.

Get the Magic Launcher for easy mod installation, compatibility checking and more.

Donate to OptiFine and receive the OptiFine cape as a sign of your awesomeness.

The cape is visible to everyone using OptiFine. Thank you for being awsome.

Download OptiFine

Get all OptiFine versions here: optifine.net

Features

Editions

Even Older Versions

If you have previously used MCPatcher for HD Textures, HD Fonts or Better Grass (important)

Compatibility with other mods

Installation

For Minecraft 1.6.2 and newer

For Minecraft up to 1.5.2

Please test and report back, include CPU, GPU and FPS before/after. Feedback is always welcome.

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Hmmm weird... Mind telling me your Timezone?
I think i might have a issue there with people who are in different time zones not being able to download...

Will investigate, in the meantime try this download link i made which has the gray/default Interface: http://www.mediafire.com/file/jqcrtl04427lsc2/ST+-+Default+GUI.zip

sure i'm in australia gmt+10

For 1.14, since we're getting a ton of new slabs, I created 3 versions of this resource pack, Better Double Slabs, which adds an incredibly helpful tool for builders to detail their builds with. Downloads near bottom.

HOW IT WORKS:

When Minecraft calls a block model into the world, it loads the model through a file specifying the blockstate of the model. Every slab has 3 blockstates: half=[top, bottom, double], and by default, the half=double file simply loads the base block (for instance, in blockstates/birch_slab, by default, the set model is "block/birch_planks"). I've customized these for every single slab, except for 4.

Basically, when you put two slabs on top of eachother, you'll get a "new" block. This does not remove anything from the game, and is entirely additive in nature.

VARIATIONS:

I've created 3 variations of this resource pack, specifically to account for differences in preference. When I make resource packs, I try to make them as non-intrusive as possible, so that users can use other resource packs and have no issue with overwritten textures, and so that the changes to the models and textures will not heavily influence the appearance of your builds to people who are not using the resource pack provided. This is the reasoning behind the variations of the pack, which will be detailed below, in the Downloads section. The numbers in the above image are used to determine what variation will include them, with v1 including everything, v2 including everything except for the blocks labelled 2, and v3 including everything except the blocks labelled 2 or 3.

WHAT CHANGES:

Here is a full list of all of the changes to blocks that are included in this pack.

For all of these save for the Elder Prismarine, I was able to create models to give the desired effect, so, again, you can use whichever texture pack you want with these.

As for the four "missing" blocks: I didn't include a special variation for smooth stone, because the double slab is already unique- replacing it would make it completely inaccessable. Similarly, I didn't include a special variation for petrified oak because there is no proper petrified oak block, only the double slab variation. As for mossy cobblestone and smooth quartz, I didn't include special double slabs for them simply because I could not think of any good ideas for them that could be done without implementing new textures to the game entirely, which, again, I try not to do unless fundamentally necessary.

EXAMPLES:

This wall of variations of sandstone does not use any new textures, but rather just some clever modelling.

In this image, you can see the "tile" sandstone (cut sandstone double slab), "trimmed" smooth sandstone (smooth sandstone double slab), and "rough" sandstone (sandstone double slab). Again, this image would look fine without the resource pack, but this pack is all about giving builders the very subtle option to include these changes.

You can also use this pack for variation in block palette, for instance here with these mossy stone bricks:

Very easy, and very straight-forward.

For one more application, lets see how the vertical planks could be used to enhance a house wall:

Elegant, and very subtle.

DOWNLOADS:

Version 1: All assets. Uses custom textures to provide Elder Prismarines. Includes some blocks that may not look great for players without this pack, but are very nice blocks to have.

Version 2 - NNT (No New Textures): Includes blocks labelled 1 and 3, AKA all blocks except Elder Prismarines. Includes some blocks that may not look great for players without this pack, but are very nice blocks to have.

Version 3 - NNB (No New Blocks): Includes only blocks labelled 1, AKA the most no-resource-pack-friendly experience possible. You can build perfectly fine with this resource pack on servers, and while your detailing may go unnoticed to those without this pack, your builds will look fundamentally no different.