You must download the datapack and resource pack for Textures++ to work!

Textures++ adds over 20,000 combinations of textures to Minecraft in a survival-friendly, true-to-vanilla way. If you try adding multiple textures to a single block, the number of combinations reaches over one googol.

Large title displaying "Textures++ Datapack" is overlayed above various new textures.

Description

Textures++ adds 76 new textures that work like resin clumps—placed on the sides of a block—to spruce up (or, more accurately, moss up) your builds. Using the pack couldn't be easier: just hold a valid item and right click the side of a block to apply a texture. Don't like the texture you placed? Just break the block the texture is sitting on or scrape the texture off with your sword.

The following textures can be added to any full block:

Moss
Pale moss
Pink petals
Wildflowers
Lilac vines
Rose bush vines
Peony vines
Weeping vines
Twisting vines
Pitcher plant vines
Cobweb
Slime ball
Honey block
Hanging roots
Dirt
Gravel
Sand
Red sand
Mud
Clay
Snow
Soul Sand
Ancient debris
Coal
Raw iron
Raw copper
Raw gold
Gold nugget
Emerald
Lapis lazuli
Diamond
Redstone dust
Quartz
Amethyst shard
All corals/dead corals (x10)
All concrete powders (x16)
All wool variants (x16)

Notes

Placing Textures

Player places moss on the side of a white concrete block, making the block appear mossy.

Right clicking any face of a block should apply its texture to that face of the block.

If the texture isn't placed where you expected, make sure you're facing exactly in the direction you'd like the texture to be placed. For example, look straight down to place a texture on the top side of the block.
If the texture is being placed behind the block you expected, make sure the block you're targeting is a full block. Textures can't be placed on things like slabs or stairs.
If the item in your hand is being placed as a block instead of a texture, get closer to the block. Some of the items already have place functionality, so you'll need to put yourself in a position where the block can't be placed.

Removing Textures

Player scrapes weeping vines off the side of a block, removing the texture from the block.

Breaking the block a texture is sitting on will remove all textures from that block. If you want to be more specific, right click any face of a block with a sword to scrape only nearby textures off.

Offhand

As of version 1.1.0, you are no longer able to place/remove textures while holding a shield or any other tool with right-click functionality in your offhand. This is to prevent the player from being unable to shield while holding a sword.

Performance

Will adding this datapack to your world impact performance? Not really! Issues begin occuring when roughly 250,000 textures are being rendered at once, or at roughly 60,000 textures if every texture is the same. While this pack offers a lot of potential for decoration, it's hard to reach the limit! Having other datapacks installed will lower the texture limit.