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Programmer Tweaks is a curated collection of tweaked Jappa textures and tweaked programmer art textures, made to fit together stylistically, and assembled into one pack. Programmer Tweaks aims to bring back the personality and charm of some of the old Minecraft textures without making the textures lower quality. There are some extra tweaks that were added for fun or my personal preference, such as sparkly redstone ore :]
The 1.14 texture update polished up Minecraft's textures, but sometimes the polish from this update is too much for some textures and it causes a loss of detail and personality. The true focus of Programmer Tweaks is to add detail and personality back to any textures which lost it (or never had it) :]
Tweaks specific to this pack:
In addition, this pack uses many tweaks from Vanilla Tweaks. The full list of them can be found in "Selected Packs.txt" inside the zip file.
Please let me know what you think of Programmer Tweaks or what other textures you think could be made better from current Minecraft!
The 1.14 texture update polished up Minecraft's textures, but sometimes the polish from this update is too much for some textures and it causes a loss of detail and personality. The true focus of Programmer Tweaks is to add detail and personality back to any textures which lost it (or never had it) :]
Tweaks specific to this pack:
- Slightly more glittery redstone ore (and a separate lit texture)
- Harsher looking fire/lava (a mix between alpha and current)
- Slightly more textured planks
- Yellower grittier sand
- Greener grass
- More hellish nether textures
- More opaque looking diamonds
- More saturation on diamond and gold armor
- Blazier blaze texture
- Cooler phantom texture (they're still annoying, but at least now they look threatening!)
- More accurate mushroom item sprites (reds get more dots, browns get a more accurate plateau)
- More realistic granite and diorite
- Contrast and visual noise adjustments to make newer blurry textures consistent with older sharper textures
- And SO many more minor tweaks I couldn't be bothered to list them all
In addition, this pack uses many tweaks from Vanilla Tweaks. The full list of them can be found in "Selected Packs.txt" inside the zip file.
Please let me know what you think of Programmer Tweaks or what other textures you think could be made better from current Minecraft!
Credit | Huge thanks to Jappa, Vanilla Tweaks, and anyone who made some of the original dev art textures. |
Progress | 100% complete |
Game Version | Minecraft 1.21 |
Resolution | 16x |
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Programmer Tweaks v1.9.6 : by ninjakitty844 07/08/2024 9:24:20 amJul 8th
- Removed whiter snow tweak
- Rebranded from KittyTweaks to Programmer Tweaks (there seemed to have been confusion over what the pack did, and whether it concerned cats at all ;] )
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I'll usually choose to either:
In the case of cobblestone, I genuinely think the general shape and shading of Jappa's texture is nice, it just had really bad light levels/white balance. So I just tweaked Jappa's cobblestone a bit, and it now has the same amounts of blacks, grays, whites, etc. as the programmer art version but it has Jappa's shape and shading.
I did try to make my own polished version of the programmer art cobblestone... It's a lot harder than it looks though and my best attempt was still awful compared to my tweaked Jappa texture. It's just really hard to make the stones in cobblestone as flat as they are in programmer art without removing all shading. I might try again sometime though :]
Revolve is not my pack though. In the future I may give cobblestone the "from the ground up" treatment and make it pixel by pixel with my own shading and palette following the shape of programmer art. I do this very rarely because truthfully I'm not very good at pixel art, I'm just good at tweaking stuff. I always prefer doing small tweaks instead of that, but cobblestone is tricky and perhaps I'm not 100% satisfied with my tweaked Jappa cobble...
very nostalgic