Pixel Consistency

<center><img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/scjjjdC9/images/d78e94e562498bcb624b912c9ab7d9a31839f9f4.png" alt="Pixel Consistency logo" width="80%"></center> <center> <a href="https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/pixel-consistency" target="_blank"><img src="https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/images/modrinth_vector.svg" alt="Modrinth"></a> <a href="https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency" target="_blank"><img src="https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/images/github_vector.svg" alt="GitHub"></a> <a href="https://discord.gg/x8n6RmP78V" target="_blank"><img src="https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/images/discord-singular_vector.svg" alt="Discord"></a> </center> ## About Everyone's making pixel consistent textures these days, but what about *ALL* the textures? ### What is this? For years, Minecraft's lack of respect for uniform pixel sizes has bothered me, I'm glad that Mojang are finally starting to acknowledge this with the addition of new models for the vex and bat, but they nowhere near cover all the inconsistencies, so I've designed and tested hundreds of new models that fix exactly that! The goal of this resource pack is to make all textures in Minecraft have consistently sized pixels in-game. In my opinion, this significantly improves the look and feel of Minecraft, giving it a more coherent style. This project is currently in beta development at roughly **60% complete**, and most noticable mixels have been fixed. ## Features ### NOTE: 1.21.2 caused a lot of models to be changed, which broke a few things, including banners, armor layers, and various baby animals. See (https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/pixel-consistency/changelog) for exactly what's missing from the latest release. ### What's included? This resource pack currently supports over **100 new entity models** for consistent babies, signs, banners, minecart blocks, spawner entities, and all sorts of other entities, as well as a collection of fixes to blocks, particles and GUIs too! For a full list of features, be sure to check out the (https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/features). There may be issues, and not all pixel inconsistencies can be, or have been fixed yet, but I'm always working to expand the list of possible fixes. This resource pack may also include support for mods. Currently supported mods can be found (https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/mod-support), and if you would like me to support a mod, feel free to raise an issue or ask in the Discord server. <!-- Textures and models that are already pixel consistent in vanilla Minecraft are not listed. Some models found in this resource pack aren't fully pixel consistent, due to the Z-fighting issues that can occur when rendering two textures directly over the top of each other. In future there may be an option to use fully pixel consistent models, however at present they are not included because they don't look great.--> A quick taster of some of the baby mobs this pack includes: <details> <summary>Click Me!</summary> <center><img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/scjjjdC9/images/8f030ffec9811eb2c2150b5e44083eeb19a02546.png" alt="Pixel consistent baby mobs" width="80%"></center> </details> More images can be found in the gallery! <center><img src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/scjjjdC9/images/a72c09cf40f631a4737a375fca922e0c84990302.png" alt="Pixel consistent spawner entities" width="80%"></center> <!-- This project has taken too many hours, but I'm happy with how it's coming along. --> ## FAQ ### How do I get it to work? <details> <summary>Click for answer</summary> The majority of the features in this pack (including anything entity related) require <strong>client mods</strong>, so whilst a few will work in vanilla, most features will only work if you have one of the following installed: - (https://download.fo) (recommended) - (https://modrinth.com/mod/entitytexturefeatures) and (https://modrinth.com/mod/entity-model-features) (manual installation) - Any modpack including the above mods on Fabric or Forge If installing manually, you can also optionally include (https://modrinth.com/mod/animatica) ((https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/animaticareforged)) or (https://modrinth.com/mod/moremcmeta) for some animated textures. <strong>If you use this resource pack with Vanilla or OptiFine, please be aware that <ins>not all features will work, and things will be broken</ins> as I do not provide support for them directly at the moment.</strong> <!-- Either the (https://modrinth.com/app) or (https://prismlauncher.org/download/) are recommended. --> </details> ### Fresh Animations Support? <details> <summary>Click for answer</summary> Fresh Animations is not yet supported because of the drastic remodel of most edited mo

Everyone's making pixel consistent textures these days, but what about ALL the textures?

### What is this?

For years, Minecraft's lack of respect for uniform pixel sizes has bothered me, I'm glad that Mojang are finally starting to acknowledge this with the addition of new models for the vex and bat, but they nowhere near cover all the inconsistencies, so I've designed and tested hundreds of new models that fix exactly that!

The goal of this resource pack is to make all textures in Minecraft have consistently sized pixels in-game. In my opinion, this significantly improves the look and feel of Minecraft, giving it a more coherent style.

This project is currently in beta development at roughly 60% complete, and most noticable mixels have been fixed.

## Features

1. 21. 2 caused a lot of models to be changed, which broke a few things, including banners, armor layers, and various baby animals. See (https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/pixel-consistency/changelog) for exactly what's missing from the latest release.

### What's included?

This resource pack currently supports over 100 new entity models for consistent babies, signs, banners, minecart blocks, spawner entities, and all sorts of other entities, as well as a collection of fixes to blocks, particles and GUIs too! For a full list of features, be sure to check out the (https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/features).

There may be issues, and not all pixel inconsistencies can be, or have been fixed yet, but I'm always working to expand the list of possible fixes.

This resource pack may also include support for mods. Currently supported mods can be found (https://github.com/Thanos1716/pixel-consistency/wiki/mod-support), and if you would like me to support a mod, feel free to raise an issue or ask in the Discord server.

A quick taster of some of the baby mobs this pack includes:

Click Me!

More images can be found in the gallery!

### How do I get it to work?

Click for answer

The majority of the features in this pack (including anything entity related) require client mods, so whilst a few will work in vanilla, most features will only work if you have one of the following installed: - (https://download.fo) (recommended) - (https://modrinth.com/mod/entitytexturefeatures) and (https://modrinth.com/mod/entity-model-features) (manual installation) - Any modpack including the above mods on Fabric or Forge

If installing manually, you can also optionally include (https://modrinth.com/mod/animatica) ((https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/animaticareforged)) or (https://modrinth.com/mod/moremcmeta) for some animated textures.

If you use this resource pack with Vanilla or OptiFine, please be aware that not all features will work, and things will be broken as I do not provide support for them directly at the moment.

### Fresh Animations Support?

Click for answer

Fresh Animations is not yet supported because of the drastic remodel of most edited mo