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- Game Version
- Minecraft 26.2
- Resolution
- 16x
- Progress
- 100% complete
- Changes include
- Environment
- Particles
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I'm not a pink person. If you're not either, this opens up an entire new greenery set for landscaping!
About
- cherry trees into willows, affecting the particle colors, bark, and leaves. For now, the building blocks stay pink and will later receive a builder's add-on to a mossy green wood.
- pink petals into clovers and clover flowers, affecting all stages of ground cover from tiny flowers to large clovers. The shapes of these are inspired by JustAoi's 2024 Clovers, but shifted into a new light so you can keep your ferns!

I have not made a resource pack in over 5 years, so please let me know if you have any problems or bugs while we all use it! I am so excited to share this, but know it may be a little rusty.
Speaking of rusty, I will be slowly reviving a few of my past packs with cleaner designs and etc, so thank you so much for your support. You guys got me to cross 100k downloads on here! <3

Support Me
I unfortunately work more than I rest, so I can't promise how fast new things will come out, but if you're able to stop by my kofi for support, I plan on having some digital downloadable art / resources on there eventually, and any tips assist me as a creator to get cracking on my future projects!

Future Plans:
- Nox's carpets reworked (man my old patterns show my old art guys ;_;)
- Willow tree builder's expansion! Changing the willow wood blocks to a mossy green and tan option.
- "Appalachia Flora" flower resource pack which turns a lot of flowers into more native rainforest flowers. If you, like me, enjoy working with limited palettes the goal is to make flowers more cohesive and enchanting.
- Curiosity Paintings: a witchy, collectors, and oddity inspired painting set that fills in the gaps between Mizuno's paintings and the new additions. Snake skeletons, old star charts, pinned insects oh my!
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