Ultra Realistic

Contents

The existing release V1.03 contains 4,334 base textures. These figures count texture files, including sides, variants and overlays, rather than distinct block or item types. Additional normal, specular and height maps are not counted as base textures.

Representative textures for 88 mob types are verified in the release. Colour, baby and oxidation variants are not counted as additional mob types. Included files establish neither new game mechanics nor a complete in-game test.

• 1,687 block textures
• 870 item textures
• 773 mob and other entity textures
• 562 GUI textures
• 305 particle textures
• 57 armour trim textures
• 52 painting textures
• 17 colour palettes
• 9 map textures
• 2 environment textures

PBR and shaders

Normal maps describe surface orientation, specular maps control material and reflection properties, and height maps provide additional depth information.

The visible effect depends on the shader, its settings, the graphics card and available memory.

Publication

The 32× edition is available as a free direct download on this website. Alternatively, the buttons lead to Modrinth and CurseForge; external sites open in a new tab.

Higher resolutions from 64× to 1024× are managed via Patreon. Availability and access depend on the relevant Patreon post.

Installation

1. Download the free 32× ZIP directly or use the external buttons for Modrinth and CurseForge. For higher resolutions, follow the instructions on Patreon.
2. Do not extract the direct 32× download ZIP. For a complete package, first extract the outer ZIP, read the DE/EN manuals and select exactly one installable pack ZIP from 04_Client.
3. Open Minecraft and go to Resource Packs under Options.
4. Open the pack folder and place the installable pack ZIP there.
5. Activate exactly one Ultra Realistic resolution and wait for resources to reload.
6. If a version warning appears, check the stated Minecraft version first.
7. For PBR rendering, use a compatible, separately installed shader and enable its material features.

Performance

32× is the least resource-intensive resolution. Higher resolutions require more graphics memory and system performance. Special atlases are halved at each tier below 256×; designated menu images remain native. The tier label does not specify the dimensions of every file.

Shaders, view distance and other mods also affect performance.

Transparency

The title image is an AI-designed collage based on our own Minecraft screenshots. It is a product graphic rather than an unaltered in-game capture.

Download instructions for higher resolutions are provided in the relevant Patreon post.