MCOLD
🟠 Updated over a year agoPreview

🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #164 of 227 Resource/Texture pack mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
MCOLD 👴
Introducing the MCOLD Texture Pack, a unique pack that transforms the Minecraft GUI to give the game an "old" look.
🎞| TRAILER
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🖼| EXAMPLE
Joysick and Aim Crosshair
D-Pad and Tap
Joystick and Tap
more examples in the picture gallery above ⬆️
🗒| DESCRIPTION
With this pack, you'll experience a completely new GUI overlay, a redesigned start screen, and updated buttons, all contributing to an aged, rustic feel. Dive into this nostalgic atmosphere and see the transformation for yourself. Have fun with the MCOLD texture pack, and remember to support me!
New! with this pack:
- This Java Minecraft texture pack is now also available for Fabric.
- The pack is playable with Fabric Loader versions 0. 15. 11 - 1. 21.
- start screen
💬| COMMUNITY (っ^▿^)۶🍸🌟🍺٩(˘◡˘ )
We invite you to join our Discord community where you can connect with fellow players, share your ideas, and report any bugs you encounter. Whether you have suggestions for improving the hotbar or need support with any issues, our community is here to help. Let’s build, explore, and create together!
🛈 |INSTALL
🛈 Install JAVA
[]Open Minecraft: Launch Minecraft and click on the "Options" button.
[]Go to the "Resource Packs" section: In the options menu, select "Resource Packs" to open the resource packs screen.
[]Move the texture pack to the correct location: Locate the folder where your Minecraft resource packs are stored. The default location is usually in the "resourcepacks" folder under your Minecraft game directory. Move the downloaded .zip file to this folder.
[]Select the texture pack in Minecraft: Back in the resource packs screen, select the texture pack that you just moved to the resource packs folder. The texture pack should now be listed in the "Selected Resource Packs" section.
[]Apply the changes: Click on the "Done" button to apply the changes and enable the texture pack.
[]Enjoy the new texture pack: Start a new game or load a saved game, and the new texture pack sh
MCOLD is a Minecraft GUI texture pack by znygames, compatible with Java, Fabric, and Bedrock editions. It offers a simple download (ZIP or .mcpack) to change the game's interface. With zero endorsements and only 20 downloads, it's a niche, early-stage mod.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Cross-edition support means you can use it on Java and Bedrock without hunting for separate packs.
- Simple install: just drop the ZIP or .mcpack into your resource packs folder.
- Fresh take on the GUI if you're tired of the vanilla look.
⚠️ Cons
- Zero endorsements and only 20 downloads — this is a very new or niche pack with no community validation yet.
- No screenshots or detailed previews in the description, so you're flying blind on what the GUI actually looks like.
- Last updated in November 2024 — might not be tested against the latest Minecraft snapshots or releases.
For Minecraft players who want a quick GUI reskin without messing with complex mods. If you're on Bedrock or Java and just want a different look for your menus, this is a low-risk try. Skip if you need gameplay changes or a fully overhauled UI — this is purely cosmetic.
💡 Beginner Tips
- In Java Edition, place the ZIP file in your resourcepacks folder and activate it in Options > Resource Packs.
- For Bedrock, double-click the .mcpack file to import it automatically, then apply it in Global Resources.
- If you're on Fabric, this pack works as a resource pack — no special mods needed, just load it like any other.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Minecraft Mods
- Author
- znygames
- Version
- 1.21
- Downloads
- 20
- Endorsements
- 0
- Category
- Resource/Texture pack
- Created
- 7/8/2022
- Updated
- 11/5/2024
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