All latest versions for 1.15 / 1.16 are available at the official website: www.Know2Good.com.
So many different pack versions! What pack do I choose?
Below are the specifications of each pack individually.
Default 3D Low would be your way to go when the computer you're using isn't that powerful. Considering it's derived from Default 3D High. In comparison, it lacks a few block models and features pack-specific block models. This ensures the pack will run smooth. Models in this pack also features 'smooth edges', this makes all textures of all faces of a model connect seamlessly with its adjacent faces, creating an eye-pleasing gameplay experience.
Default 3D Medium is a great alternative for both Low and High, hence the word 'medium'. It features all blocks, items and textures Default 3D High does. The only difference is that some block models are altered to feature less elements. This benefits the pack's performance. It's designed for decent performing computers. Models in this pack also features 'smooth edges', this makes all textures of all faces of a model connect seamlessly with its adjacent faces, creating an eye-pleasing gameplay experience.
Default 3D High can be considered a number one choice, granted that your computer's performance is average or above. Unaltered, it features all blocks, items and textures. Models in this pack also features 'smooth edges', this makes all textures of all faces of a model connect seamlessly with its adjacent faces, creating an eye-pleasing gameplay experience.
hy, i'm having trouble making this RP work, there is a 19w49 or 19w50 in red under the RP in game... and it doesn't load, it crashes every time
pantied shields dont have their pattern or colour shown when this mod is used, it just looks like the default shield. please fix this and your mod would be amazing
Good job!
I have tried this texture pack and it was amazing.
I recommend people to use this while playing normally, but not while PvP-ing or other intense modes.
Why? Because sometimes this causes lags, and I have a bad GPU, which makes it even laggier.
But I love the texture pack. I knew this pack from my friend, and my friend says that this texture pack is amazing.
I'd look forward to seeing some more cool texture packs.
Thank you for making Minecraft a lot better with this texture pack.
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I don't why but I only get the 3D model for the vines in item form, but not for the block it self. Also upside down stone brick stairs aren't 3D. I'm using the 1.12.2 version
Hey,
Just so you know, outdated versions available for download are final versions. Meaning I stopped updating them.
Vines were added at some point in time, though in jungle biomes they caused such great lag (<1fps), I simply kept them as item models and got rid of the block models.
Indeed, upside-own stone brick stairs were never added in 1.12.
In reply to Know2Good:
I'm not try to be pushy, since i know this way of texturing is a bit difficult just by looking at the files and codes in them. But will the upside down stairs be added since without them the resource pack is considered incomplete and plus many people still play 1.12.2.
Hey,
The users that download the 1.11/1.12 version of Default 3D merely account for 3.96% of my total audience. From a 'commercial' point of view, it's illogical for me to spend a considerable amount of time updating a 'product' that's marginally being used and most likely dropping in interest as time goes by.
So no, I'm not planning on updating it. Perhaps one day I might release revisioned versions of outdated Default 3D versions , thought not in the near future.
However, what I can suggest is as followed: As of Default 3D High (1.15), upside-down stone brick stairs were added. You can copy-paste the corresponding files into their respective locations within any outdated version of Default 3D and have it working. Please consider possible file name changes Mojang may have done through time for them to work as desired.
Cheers.
In reply to Know2Good:
I actually successfully added all variants of upside-down stone brick stairs. I imported your Jason files into block bench, turned the models upside down, used the optimize plug in, then exported the Jason files to their corresponding folder; then I edited the block state file. It's working pretty well, but thanks for trying to help me anyways.
Anywhere on the official site to see change logs? I enjoy reading those.
Change logs can be found on this website.
https://www.planetminecraft.com/texture_pack/default-3d-2985741/
Doesn't seem like it supports connected textures very well
Keep in mind that Default 3D is made to fully work with vanilla Minecraft, disregarding third party content or publishers.
To my understanding, Optifine doesn't support connected textures on blocks that aren't flat and cubic very well.
is to Compatible with mods?
In reply to theomegahero289:
yes, it should not interfere as this is just a texture pack
could you please port this to bedrock? Ive already searched for ports but the newest Version of These I found was 1.2
There's no such thing as a 3D resource pack for Bedrock, at least not with block/item models. Simply because Bedrock doesn't support it.
Could you make something like this but for the old textures?
For me, this resource pack is causing severe frametime spikes and frame rate drops when placing blocks, breaking blocks, opening doors, or otherwise causing chunk updates.
Default3D Medium and High both cause frametime spikes and frame rate drops when causing chunk updates, and it becomes much worse with smooth lighting turned on. Default3D Low doesn’t have these issues as most blocks are not 3D, unlike Medium and High.
Default3D Medium – Smooth lighting: Off
Default3D Medium – Smooth lighting: Minimum
Those two tests were done whilst I was rapidly placing and breaking a block in exactly the same location.
This took place in a new world in which nothing had been built. However, the tests were done in a village house, which was made of lots of 3D blocks: cobblestone, mossy cobblestone, oak planks, and oak stairs. In the wilderness with no houses nearby, the frametime spikes are barely noticeable whether or not smooth lighting is on, but in areas with even a small amount of 3D blocks such as cobblestone or planks, the frametime spikes start to become noticeable, and in areas like villages or anywhere with a lot of cobblestone, planks, stairs, etc., the frametime spikes are so severe that the game becomes largely unplayable.
Playing with smooth lighting off is somewhat playable, but it’s not an ideal option considering the game looks hideous without smooth lighting.
Frametime spikes with a resource pack like this are to be expected as the textures are highly detailed, but these spikes are too high to be playable.
This happens on all render distances, too—even the lowest one: two.
Specs
Graphics card: GeForce GTX 1070
CPU: Intel Core i7-6700 @ 3.40GHz
Display resolution: 2560 × 1440
RAM: 16 GB
RAM allocated to Minecraft: 5 GB (I also tried a lower amount like 2 GB, which is what I had allocated originally, but it made no difference)
Operating system: Windows 10 Home
Colour of PC’s integrated audio codec chip installed on the motherboard: Black
Hey,
In the past I too experienced severe frame rate issue when interacting with anything. Seeing how you clearly have the more powerful GPU, I'm surprised it affects you this badly. But. There's an easy fix, a strange little fix and for once I'm not to blame!
Low render distance and lighting but still having a hard time playing whenever your game is interacted with?— This sounds like a Mojang issue, seeing how it runs smoothly when you're not opening doors, trapdoors or using redstone.
Please check your "Biome Blend" setting at the top of your video settings tab. This should be set no higher than 5x5. Having it maxed e.g. at 15x15 could lag your game in the exact same events, even without a resource pack loaded. For some reason your game recalculates the biome blending for everything around you every time anything is updated. This is a fairly new, but poorly executed setting on Mojang's part.
Honestly, having it at 5x5 vs 15x15 isn't that much of a difference, even less when you're running around.
Specs
Graphics card: GeForce GTX 1060
CPU: Intel Core i7-7700 @ 3.60GHz
Display resolution: 1920 × 1080
RAM: 16 GB
RAM allocated to Minecraft: set to 'auto'
Operating system: Windows 10 Home