This resource pack will redefine what visual perfection means to you within Minecraft. Building block textures have been revamped to include a fitting mechanism that makes blocks of different appearances seem as though they were built to fit together. Immerse yourself in lush jungles with bright flowers and greenery everywhere around you. The designers of this pack have created an all-new game world with a wide range of new environmental blocks and details for you to enjoy. If you're into more such Minecraft beautifucation, spot our list of best Minecraft shaders and our other picks for best Minecraft texture packs.Take a dive into one of the most realistic and exciting Minecraft world experiences with the Stay True resource pack. Make sure you're using one of the two recommended shaders and tick all those boxes as instructed. I think.) You will need to do some shader settings fiddling to make those bricks look 3D as intended. Whether you do the trial version or buy in for the snazzy full pack, do mind those installation instructions. Brixel also has custom sounds so when you walk around your little feet click clack on the bricks. This screenshot lets you see the 3D bits best out in the sunshine though. As is often the case with Minecraft shaders, things look even neater in partially-lit places. Up close you can see a bit more of the shiny, reflective surface. Here's what the trial looked like for me with the proper shaders. You can also download the free trial version, like I did, which doesn't include textures for all blocks. The full version of Brixel is over on Wabbabrick's Patreon page where you can opt in for increasingly snazzy versions of the pack. It's just two tiny pieces squished together that gets stuck to the exposed studs of whatever block you put it on. Instead of each block being flat-sided and having studs on top, Brixel has imagined every block as its own tiny little collection of smaller brick pieces. Others have taken advantage of 3D textures using shaderpacks.Įven among Lego-inspired packs though, Brixel sure seems over the top. I've seen other packs simulate the brick-y look simply with 2D textures. This sure is a really impressive take on it though. Neither comparing Minecraft to Legos nor making texture packs inspired by them is new, of course. I'll show you what it looks like on my machine in a moment. Take a look at it in all its glory complete with shaders.īefore you do anything else, just check out the glossy, beautified trailer version here. It looks like it would hurt my eyes and feet in equal measure but gosh I can just imagine what touching its bumpy dirt blocks feels like.
This recently-released resource pack turns Minecraft's blocks into Lego-inspired creations with a wild level of detail. The texture pack called Brixel by modder Wabbabrick is, in fact, amazing. Minecraft genuinely never ceases to amaze me, nor do the people modding it.
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