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- Game Version
- Minecraft 1.10
- Resolution
- 16x
- Progress
- 90% complete
- Changes include
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Thanks to Paul for making the cool video :D
Notice that the Bookshelf has the wrong texture in this video.
» Requirement «
These Models require Minecraft 1.9+
You must change the size of ram available to Minecraft when using this pack. See here how to do so.
You will need a decent computer to run this pack. Models are well optimized. So on a good gaming rig, you can expect 60+ fps.
This model pack works with the default Minecraft resource pack.
It also works with texture-packs that display they support this pack. If you use it with a texture pack that doesn't support this, most of the models in this pack will be shown with the default Minecraft look.
» Design «
My goal was to try make models for solid blocks, which didn't add extra size to the blocks, and thus not becoming 18x18x18.
To prevent world-holes, I had to add extra planes which can not always be removed when not needed. So small "flaps" can be seen in the grooves.
A lite version without the intensive brick-type blocks is also available: Model Basalt Lite.
Most of the stairs are missing. As 24 models are needed for each stair, it is a very tedious job. All Brick stairs and some Purpur stairs are made at this point. I made simple temporary models for the rest.
This pack works well with Model Oak. Simply move both to the active resource-pack list in Minecraft.
I made these with BDcraft Cubic PRO. And then edited the files afterwards for the things not yet implemented in that program.
» General Info «
Further help and info for users and resource-pack makers:
Djelle's model Packs And How To Use Them
Support icon:
http://www.djelle.dk/images/PMC/model_basalt_icon.png
Template texture-pack:
Model_Basalt_v1_0_Templates.zip (COMING LATER)
Notice that the Bookshelf has the wrong texture in this video.
» Requirement «
These Models require Minecraft 1.9+
You must change the size of ram available to Minecraft when using this pack. See here how to do so.
You will need a decent computer to run this pack. Models are well optimized. So on a good gaming rig, you can expect 60+ fps.
This model pack works with the default Minecraft resource pack.
It also works with texture-packs that display they support this pack. If you use it with a texture pack that doesn't support this, most of the models in this pack will be shown with the default Minecraft look.
» Design «
My goal was to try make models for solid blocks, which didn't add extra size to the blocks, and thus not becoming 18x18x18.
To prevent world-holes, I had to add extra planes which can not always be removed when not needed. So small "flaps" can be seen in the grooves.
A lite version without the intensive brick-type blocks is also available: Model Basalt Lite.
Most of the stairs are missing. As 24 models are needed for each stair, it is a very tedious job. All Brick stairs and some Purpur stairs are made at this point. I made simple temporary models for the rest.
This pack works well with Model Oak. Simply move both to the active resource-pack list in Minecraft.
I made these with BDcraft Cubic PRO. And then edited the files afterwards for the things not yet implemented in that program.
» General Info «
Further help and info for users and resource-pack makers:
Djelle's model Packs And How To Use Them
Support icon:
http://www.djelle.dk/images/PMC/model_basalt_icon.png
Template texture-pack:
Model_Basalt_v1_0_Templates.zip (COMING LATER)
2 Update Logs
v1.2 : by Djelle 06/11/2016 11:39:39 amJune 11, 2016 @ 3:39 pm UTC
- Added Magma block.
- Added Red Nether-Brick block.
- Added Red Nether-Brick block.
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As for the crafting table: That is of course a personal preference whether one likes a model or not. I try to not look at what other people have made. Because then I try too hard to make something that looks different. Which might be the case with the crafting table. Though personally, I am quite happy wit the result here.
Yes of course u may make a video. I don't know ur previous work. But I would be honoured by any video made.