• 3/22/21 1:23 pm
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- Game Version
- Minecraft 1.16.5
- Resolution
- 16x
- Progress
- 100% complete
- Changes include
- GUI
Added CreditNovostii, Nixinova
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As I browsed Planetminecraft, I saw users post their own custom main menus for others to enjoy. I also saw ones that resembled the "original" or "classic" Minecraft title screen that I remember growing up with in 2013. Unfortunately, I didn't see any one that was blurred! "Why hasn't anyone made a menu that looks like the original?", I thought. I decided to make the 1.8 title screen, and share it with you guys!
Another reason I made this resource pack is because I personally didn't like the menu background in 1.16. It was the Nether, and I simply didn't like it.
I borrowed the 1.8 menu images from Nixinova (A link to his/her profile can be found below). I applied a gaussian blur to all six images in Photoshop, and made the resource pack from there.
If you're curious how to make your own custom title screens, I recommend watching this video:
Minecraft Custom Main Menu Panorama Background - Change Title Panorama Tutorial
Credits to Nixinova for providing the images!
https://www.planetminecraft.com/member/nixinova/
Installation:
Open File Explorer > Type "%appdata%" in the address bar > open the ".minecraft" folder > open the "resourcepacks" folder > Insert the file (Copy/Paste)
Compatibility:
I've only tested this resource pack for Version 1.16.4. I expect the pack to work for other versions of Minecraft however. Let me know if otherwise.
Another reason I made this resource pack is because I personally didn't like the menu background in 1.16. It was the Nether, and I simply didn't like it.
I borrowed the 1.8 menu images from Nixinova (A link to his/her profile can be found below). I applied a gaussian blur to all six images in Photoshop, and made the resource pack from there.
If you're curious how to make your own custom title screens, I recommend watching this video:
Minecraft Custom Main Menu Panorama Background - Change Title Panorama Tutorial
Credits to Nixinova for providing the images!
https://www.planetminecraft.com/member/nixinova/
Installation:
Open File Explorer > Type "%appdata%" in the address bar > open the ".minecraft" folder > open the "resourcepacks" folder > Insert the file (Copy/Paste)
Compatibility:
I've only tested this resource pack for Version 1.16.4. I expect the pack to work for other versions of Minecraft however. Let me know if otherwise.
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This is nice, but somehow feels different