spiderbat

Better sky, sunrises and sunsets.

Consistent glass textures and colors with clear connected textures.

Replaces seagrass only at y=62 so that it looks like a tall firefly bush.

Makes oceans more immersive by giving blocks animated textures to mimic water caustics from vibrant visuals, only underwater, and without the use of shaders.

Tall wheat with colors that are consistent with its item texture.

Gives grass, ferns, and bushes noticeably shorter variations, similar to how foliage works on Bedrock Edition. Works with any resource pack.

Bookshelves now match the Chiseled Bookshelf color palette, with new book colors, and new top and bottom textures.

Adds fringes to the edges of carpets.

Adds some new dead bush variants.

Sand gradually gets darker around sea level.

Adds the 3 types of bamboo found in Minecraft Dungeons depending on the 3 biomes it generates in.

Makes the sky a deeper shade of blue that is easier on your eyes. Similar to the sky in Infdev Minecraft.

Minecraft's GUIs, but better and darker.

Updates the color pallet for lily pads, gives them roots, and adds four different sizes, with four types of lotus flowers.

Swaps out the neon colors seagrass and kelp use, with a more neutral color.

Replaces seagrass only at y=62 so that it looks like the water plant from Minecraft Dungeons.

Gives cacti small and large arms.

Tints stone in different colors using CTM at varying heights, to resemble strata. Works with any resource pack.

Makes end stone look like the end stone from Minecraft Dungeons using CTM

Changes the look of tools, armor, and various other items by applying consistent color palettes across sets.

Chests, and trapped chests now have an updated wooden texture.

Adds the water texture and colors from Minecraft Dungeons.

Replaces the title screen panorama with a black screen.

Makes dirt look like the dirt from Minecraft Dungeons, with rotations.

Adds a subtle, wrinkled texture to banners.

Better signs that now align with planks.

Subtly changes water by adding hue-shifting to it’s texture, rather than it being completely greyscale, to give it more vibrance when the blue tint is applied.

Makes pumpkins white when placed in the Pale Garden biome. Rotten Pumpkins also naturally spawn.

Makes red mushrooms look like the ones in Minecraft Dungeons.

Gives blocks variation and removes grid-like patterns by adding rotated and mirrored variants. No Optifine required. Works with any resource pack.

Gives all brick types a dedicated top texture.

Adds the lily pad types found in Minecraft Dungeons.

Makes bookshelves look like the ones from Minecraft Dungeons with a few variations.

Saplings show their growth stage now with a tall sapling texture.

Removes the empty container textures for heart, hunger, and armor icons to clear up space on your screen when they arent full.

Gives coral types a tall variant that has a chance of spawning.

Adds clovers, flowers, pebbles, and sticks on top of grass.

Replaces seagrass only at y=62 so that it looks like a reed.

Brings back planks and log textures from 1.14 snapshot 18w43a, which can also be found in Minecraft Dungeons.

Minecraft's GUIs, but better.

Changes the sugar cane model to look like it has a top texture so that the stalks have different lengths.

Makes the death screen display the word "Wasted".

Adds connected textures to some trapdoors.

Gives logs a chance of spawning with a stub on one of the sides of it.

Makes the tops of kelp extend above the water’s surface. Works with any resource pack.

Leaves show when they decay after cutting down trees, with a texture consistent with leaf litter. Also obtainable with the debug stick.

Minecraft's GUIs, but better and translucent, matching what's behind it. This version rearranges the slots so that they pop out and appear more reflective.

Makes stone look like the one found in Minecraft Dungeons. It was also an unused texture from the 1.14 texture update.

Makes most iron blocks consistent with iron bars.

Changes the flower pot model and texture while still fitting in vanilla.

Adjusts the translucency of glass borders to be consistent with stained glass with connected textures.

Minecraft's GUIs, but better and translucent, matching what's behind it.

Brings back the glass texture from Jappa’s first iteration of textures with connected textures.

Retextures the cactus to look like the one from Minecraft Dungeons, with Javas color pallete.

Gives the lily pad a new texture to a softer one.

Turns the nether portal texture into a Minecraft Dungeons style one.

Brings several features from the nether in Minecraft Dungeons to the game.

Brings back stone textures used in 1.14 snapshot, 18w43a.

Makes the cactus model thinner.

Gives cobblestone one of the textures found in MInecraft Dungeons. It was also an unused texture from the texture update.

Makes the peony flower more pink.

Gives stone, stone stairs, and slabs 4 variants, from Minecraft Dungeons.

Brings back sand and sandstone textures from 1.14 snapshot 18w43a, with connected textures.

Brings back cyan roses, in rose bush form.

Makes grass blocks have a chance of having a stick on its top texture. Works with any resource pack.

Brings back the quartz pillar from Jappa’s first iteration of updated textures, with connected textures.

Brings back all wood textures from Jappa’s first iteration of updated textures, which are also found in Minecraft Dungeons.

Gives flowers frozen variants in snowy biomes.

Updates the zombie texture to have clothing consistent with the new steve skin.

Better side textures for the snowy grass type.

Makes the shade on birch doors, and trapdoors translucent.

Makes normal, and soul lanterns look like the ones from Minecraft Dungeons.

Brings back the bell model from 1.14 Snapshot, 18w44a, which uses the oak planks texture rather than stone.

Brings back sand and sandstone textures from 1.14 snapshot 18w43a, except they use the current color pallet.

Gives fire a translucent gradient, making visibility easier.

Brings back the model and textures for the campfire used in 1.14 snapshot, 19w02a, when it was first introduced.

Gives sand a wavy side texture, with mirroring on its sides, while keeping rotations on its top and bottom faces.

Gives short grass a chance of appearing as clovers.

Gives smooth stone the texture that is used on the bottom of the stonecutter.