Weed Eater

# Please read the "how do I install it" section! Otherwise the pack won't work correctly.

A resource pack for use with shaders supporting PBR materials. Aims to replicate the 128x pack included with Minecraft RTX for Bedrock, as that pack is encrypted and therefore cannot be converted to Java format for use.

Several packs of this nature are already on the market. So why did I set out to make another, and why should you use it? Well, I have tried all those packs, and all of them lack consistency, correctness (specifically as outlined in (https://creativecloud.adobe.com/cc/learn/substance-3d-designer/web/the-pbr-guide-part-2)), or both. And I grew dissatisfied with having to give the least problematic option to people asking for recommendations. Since this is not a particularly difficult art style to replicate, I felt I could do better, and by taking advantage of batch generation techniques I was able to fully complete all blocks in well under a week.

## Which version do I download?

Use the LABpbr version for shaderpacks listed (https://wiki.shaderlabs.org/wiki/LabPBR_Supported_Packs), otherwise use the OLDpbr version. Both have the pack formats for 1. 18, but they should work fine down to 1. 13, just ignore the warning. For 1. 13 you should resize (see next section) the Jappa textures from 1. 14 instead of the old textures from 1. 13, as they use the same format the resized pack will still load.

## How do I install it? IMPORTANT PLEASE READ

The vanilla textures need to be upscaled to 128x for this to work. I haven't included these, since they technically violate Mojang's EULA. The other aforementioned packs do, so Mojang apparently doesn't care about enforcement, but I want to err on the careful side. The recommended way to get these is to use (https://drive.proton.me/urls/41WEA57PVC#Mmt98UKetnPS) which was kindly made for me by Bálint (you can find his work (https://github.com/BalintCsala/VanillaPuddingTart), if you want you can try this pack with his shaders by running it through his converter). Unzip the download, run the bat file for Windows or sh for macOS/Linux, use 8 for the upscaling factor, and paste the resulting zip in your resourcepacks folder. You can load this pack above or below mine, it doesn't matter.

## Why is it called Weed Eater?

It's parodying (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Ph02gzqmY). See also my pack description, "in the future, resource packs will be automatically generated!"