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Do you still have download links for older versions of this texture pack?

Yup. They're available at the top of the #releases section of my Discord server. That's basically the main hub of my pack these days along with Patreon. All the latest and information, tech support, files, etc show up there first. I'm also available there usually all day every day, Usually between 6am and 9pm CDT/CST. (11am-2am UTC/GMT)

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where are the old versions?

All old supported versions dating back to 2010 can be found at the top of the #releases section of my Discord Server: https://discord.gg/2y8BCZwTMz

Thanks all (especially Debatrax!), was recently featured in a couple notable e-mags for the glass posted just today, with the new release for shader maps!

https://www.pcgamer.com/this-realistic-glass-block-in-minecraft-is-ludicrously-impressive/
https://www.gamestar.de/artikel/minecraft-realistischer-glas-block,3373035.html

This kinda thing really helps to spread the word, which in turn helps support me for my work so I can keep the updates coming.

Not an error. Those textures have just not been done yet. I was on hiatus for several years so there's a bit to catch up on, and the pack is currently a work in progress. You can keep up to date with the latest info regarding the pack and updates over on my Discord. https://discord.gg/2y8BCZwTMz

One more update for 1.16!. Expect another update this upcoming Tuesday to support 1.17!

The villagers are finally back, and better than ever!

Quote from YolandoGlee»

I'm so excited to see you back, Misa. Even after all these years your pack is by far my favorite one. Thanks for coming back to work on this.

Thanks. It's nice to be back and working on the pack again.



Also to everyone, Happy April Fool's Day! Enjoy today's update without fear of it being a prank!

There, first update of 2021! Pretty much covers every single new wood object, with the exception of boats, which will be coming in a later update.


For anyone wondering why some beds have patterns and some don't, this was the result of a vote on my Patreon, in which half of the beds have patterns and half don't for variety/build compatibility.

Since the creeper occupies what would normally be a 'pure' color, lime takes the place of pure green, and since yellow, which would also normally be a purer color looks too similar to the lime, it gets swapped with orange for better color harmony.

Six of the clean ones are also the representative beds for the six wood/bark types, all the rest are mixed wood/bark combinations that fit the color schemes/patterns. The wood types chosen are also affected by how common certain colors of beds appear in the different biome's villages, and woods associated with those biomes.

It's nice to be working on the pack again. Current plan is to update every month (closer to weekly on Patreon) until I'm all caught up with 1.16. Then assuming I've beat Mojang's release of 1.17, I'll be releasing snapshots of work for that on Patreon until that goes live officially.

Pack's been updated to include a ton of new textures for the Nether content. Happy holidays!

Happy 10 year anniversary to this Texture Pack!

Here's a bit of a sneak peak of some of the newer Nether content I've been working on. (Currently available for through the weekly Patreon content patches. )

I knew that adding a features list might bite me in the butt. I've since edited to try and clarify that point a bit. This is definitely not a 100% faithful to vanilla pack. It's more faithful to the design of vanilla blocks unlike many texture packs with a very strong theme or setting. This means no major substitutions to the intent behind what the blocks are supposed to be or represent. Color design in my pack is a slightly different story. For the most part I try not to deviate from vanilla's basic hues, and relative shade differences I try to preserve when possible. However, the original reason I made the pack was because the vanilla textures were too bright and harsh on my eyes after extended play sessions. Along with my more muted color scheme, the realism aspect also can often override the shade relations of certain blocks. (For example, the upcoming copper ore is coppery in color, but in reality is mostly oxidized when found in nature, and thus will be bluish green on my pack.)

Part of my design for years has also been to separate naturally-occuring textures (primarily used for natural environments) from crafted textures (primarily used for building), with natural textures having designs and color schemes that blend well with the environments they naturally spawn in. As bone is naturally generated in darker or earthy-colored areas like the soul sand wastes, underground, deserts, swamps, etc. I went with a darker, more realistic shade that blended in better with those environments.

Unfortunately with as much emergent gameplay as Minecraft has, it's pretty much an impossible task to predict how players will use materials in ways that may not have been originally intended (like using bone as a substitute for quartz). Different players will come up with different uses for materials in their builds and designing a texture pack to please everyone is not really doable. The best I can do is focus on maintaining consistency of the design principles that have been long-established in my pack, and encourage people to edit the pack to suit their needs. Over the years I've provided many alternate textures which should be easy to find on my Discord server, if not on this thread. Once I'm all caught up with updates and just working on extra features and improvements, I'll also be doing alternate texture commissions through my Patreon.

In order to gauge what the community would like to see prioritized I've set up a poll to determine the first steps forward on completing the pack.
https://www.strawpoll.me/35154236

Also don't forget to join us on Discord!
https://discord.gg/2y8BCZwTMz

Okay, I'm back, hopefully for good this time. Please see the main thread post for details!