Minecraft Resource Packs

lowers the fire texture for better visibility

U.P.E. aka Unreal Portal Engine. Is a resource engine designed to visually improve the portal(s) in Minecraft Java Edition.

A clean neon-inspired Elytra texture that upgrades the vanilla design with a futuristic cyber aesthetic. Perfect for players who love a modern look.

Texture pack that gives your music discs new polished look

Changes the default Minecraft crosshair to look like a paw

A Programmer Art addon to change the shape of ores to their Caves And Cliffs versions with the original palette.

Wildwood adds Vanilla+ texture upgrades like autumn-toned leaves, carved wood, and darker Nether bricks, giving Minecraft a richer look while staying true to its vanilla feel.

Shows the erosion enchantment on the sword when you play eggwars.

changes the wool texture to a plain one

Give the totem night vision goggles

Replace the Totem of Undying with the iconic Troll Face for a hilarious twist. Perfect for memes, pranks, and adding fun to every survival adventure!

improves and makes vanilla icons of the Pets Locator mod

i made this texture pack in 2021-2022 and then quit video games. but i have played a bit recently with some friends and decided to finish the new stuff and get everything about 100%

'Better Terracotta' is a texture pack that makes terracotta differences easier to see.

Reimagines the Bedrock texture completely from scratch

This project add smaller weather in your game

A resourcepack that turns the grey UnknownServer icon into part of Minecraft's official desert wallpaper

Changes the crosshair to a better version

deletes the cross texture on flowers.

Have more splash texts!

10'000+ Shaded Glyphs | Config | Hypixel Skyblock & Wynncraft Support | Languages | Styles | Tweaks | The most advanced sharp shaded font | MC 1.7-26.2+

Makes OpenComputers stuff look more like Immersive Engineering stuff

Fix for DivineRPG (and maybe other mods) for colourblind people

This resource pack is intended for translating the End Poem. Thanks to Kirill Kirichenko