Hearthwood 128x Resource Pack (26.3) – Rustic Hand-Painted Medieval Fantasy

Hearthwood 128x Resource Pack repaints the whole game in a hand-painted, rustic medieval fantasy style. Blocks, items, mobs, armor, the GUI, particles and paintings all get brand-new art. Think cozy cottages, hot forges, stone castles and dark dungeons that look built by skilled craftsmen. This pack is not a sharper copy of vanilla, because every texture is drawn fresh at 128x.

Features:

• Every Block Redrawn: Stone, wood, ores, metals, plants, crops, colored blocks, redstone, the Nether and the End all get new 128x art.
• Tools That Wear Out: Tools and armor change their look in four steps as you use them, from shiny new to chipped and cracked.
• Unique Armor Shapes: Each armor material has its own shape, and armor trims follow those new shapes.
• Leather Outfits by Dye: Dye a leather piece and its icon turns into a whole new outfit, like a monk, a pirate or a plague doctor.
• 3D Models: Torches, lanterns, chains, ladders, bookshelves, barrels, the crafting table, anvils, campfires, lecterns, brewing stands, fence posts and gates, flower pots, and door and trapdoor hinges get 3D shapes. Carpets become patterned rugs.
• Shader Maps: Every block has labPBR 1.3 normal, height and specular maps, with glowing parts for lava, fire, lamps and portals. Without shaders, these maps cost nothing.
• Blocks look crafted by hand: planks are pegged and nailed, stone is shaped by hand, metal blocks are riveted plates, and chiseled blocks carry carvings.
• Natural blocks like dirt, grass, stone, sand, gravel, leaves, deepslate, netherrack and end stone get random looks, so big surfaces don’t repeat. The edges still match, so blocks join up nicely.
• Ores show big, clear deposits that are easy to spot.
• Lots of things move: gems glint in ores, candles and lanterns flicker, froglights and glowstone glow, kelp sways, and water and lava flow.
• Breaking a block shows a chunky animation where it cracks into shards and crumbles in from where you hit it.
• Items look like props from a fantasy game, with potions in hand-blown flasks, leather books, rustic food, spawn eggs that look like their mob, hand-pressed music discs and pottery sherds.
• Friendly animals look cute, hostile mobs look evil, and ghasts are cute too. Villagers, illagers, golems and bosses are all redrawn.
• The GUI gets carved wood buttons, parchment inventories, an iron hotbar, new hearts and hunger, effect icons, toasts and a new title screen. Particles, paintings, the sun, moon, sky and map icons get new art as well.
• The burning overlay is smaller, so being on fire no longer covers half your screen.

Tool Wear Stages:

• New: the tool or armor looks clean and fresh.
• Scuffed: from 25% of durability used, with dulled edges and light scratches.
• Worn: from 50% used, with nicks, scratches and the first bits of rust.
• Damaged: from 85% used, with chips, cracks and bent or snapped tips.
• Works on swords, tools, spears, bows, crossbows, tridents, the mace, shears, elytra and every armor piece you wear.
• Press F3 + H to see the durability in the tooltip.

Armor by Material:

• Leather: a hood and a padded gambeson.
• Chainmail: chainmail with a surcoat over it.
• Iron: full plate armor.
• Gold: a morion helmet with a plume.
• Diamond: elven-style armor.
• Netherite: horned armor.
• Copper: a brigandine.
• Turtle: a shell helm.

Leather Outfits:

• Single dye colors turn leather into a monk, blacksmith, herald, scholar, jester, bard, courtier, brigand, plague doctor, pirate, mage, ranger, pilgrim, forester, crusader or thief outfit.
• Mixed dye colors show a hunter’s outfit.
• Leather horse armor changes too.
• The outfits show on item icons. Leather worn by a player stays one tinted texture, since vanilla Minecraft can’t change it per color without a mod.

Good to Know:

• The default player skins turn into nine medieval characters. Your own skin stays the same.
• No mods are needed. The shader maps only work with Iris or OptiFine and a shader pack that reads labPBR, with normal maps and parallax turned on.
• A few things stay vanilla: fonts, color maps, trim palettes, the title panorama and the Mojang logo.

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