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Hey guys,
Not sure if anyone here has seen or used the BDcraft Sphax texture/resource packs. As you may or may not know MC supports the use of multiple packs simultaneously. Once moved into your resourcepacks folder, you only need to enable them under, options > resourcepacks within Minecraft.
In the below .rar file I've included eleven resource packs. The main one of course being BDCrafts Sphax main pack. The other ten are considered, 'patches', and replaces each mods textures respectively.
I tested on my single player forge server this past weekend and everything works as expected. Its very clean looking across the board and textures flow much better compared to having your own texture pack mish mash with mod textures that are only 16 bit.
The only one I couldn't find was a pack for Applied Energistics 2. So if interested give it a shot. You can either extract all files to your resource pack folder, however I would suggest to extract the file to a new folder on your desktop first and copy/paste all the packs over to your resource pack folder.
I've not included one for carpenter blocks, paintball etc. If there are any packs (patches) you'd like to add, they can be found at the BDCraft website.
These are all 64x64 res, so just a heads up.
https://www.mediafire.com/?cd7xahw44o7hq3b
Cheers,
Doc
Not sure if anyone here has seen or used the BDcraft Sphax texture/resource packs. As you may or may not know MC supports the use of multiple packs simultaneously. Once moved into your resourcepacks folder, you only need to enable them under, options > resourcepacks within Minecraft.
In the below .rar file I've included eleven resource packs. The main one of course being BDCrafts Sphax main pack. The other ten are considered, 'patches', and replaces each mods textures respectively.
I tested on my single player forge server this past weekend and everything works as expected. Its very clean looking across the board and textures flow much better compared to having your own texture pack mish mash with mod textures that are only 16 bit.
The only one I couldn't find was a pack for Applied Energistics 2. So if interested give it a shot. You can either extract all files to your resource pack folder, however I would suggest to extract the file to a new folder on your desktop first and copy/paste all the packs over to your resource pack folder.
I've not included one for carpenter blocks, paintball etc. If there are any packs (patches) you'd like to add, they can be found at the BDCraft website.
These are all 64x64 res, so just a heads up.
https://www.mediafire.com/?cd7xahw44o7hq3b
Cheers,
Doc
