Firewolf HD 3D [128x]
646,363 Downloads
Last Updated: Aug 13, 2019
Game Version: 1.14.4
Description
Firewolf is a 128x HD resource pack. It uses sharp and smooth textures that are easy on the eyes to make Minecraft look more realistic while still keeping most of the textures true to vanilla.
★ Over 300 custom textures
★ 3D models for doors, ladders and rails
★ Connecting textures for glass and stained glass
★ More vibrant grass and foliage
★ HD user interface (under development)
Compatible with Minecraft versions 1.9, 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, 1.13 and 1.14
Featured Video
Recommended Add-ons
- Optifine: Needs to be installed for connecting glass and HD font to work
- Sildur's Shaders or Chocapic13's Shaders (requires high-end PC)
- Coterie Craft [16x]: Install below Firewolf so untextured blocks and items look nicer.
Resources
- Official Website: Stay up to date with development.
- Downloads: Download older versions of Firewolf and the source files.
Firewolf by Keistu is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://firewolfresourcepack.com.
Hey I just started playing Minecraft the other day and have been trying all these textures out. I gotta say I really like this one, great work!
Good mix between quality and minimalist and easy on the eyes. I'm using BSL shaders and it's gorgeous.
Contrary to some other comments, the main reason I like this pack is because there is low noise on your textures. Combined with optifine texture combining this pack looks awesome at long ranges.
I would download the pack and do everything yet whenever I would go to click and drag it into the resourcepacks folder it just wouldn't show up in Minecraft ive tried multiple different packs but I just get the same result, Someone please help if you have to answer to it
In reply to temporalsky72:
Have you tried extracting the .zip file to a folder? This is normally not necessary but may help.
This says that there are textures for mods I don't see any am I not seeing the download for them?
In reply to HeavyDeception:
It has that category because it has optifine support for connecting textures.
Coarse Dirt seems to either be missing or the file name was changed at update; Podzol also seems to be missing? Or are there just no files for them? I want to use this pack so it kind of sucks that I have to replace blocks for everything to blend right :D
I love this texturepack! I even love the nonstandard cobble.
I would ask, however, if there was any chance of increasing the contrast on the gravel, even just slightly, because it looks too much like smooth stone and some increased granularity might help.
In reply to wozat:
I think I made it smooth so it is not an eyesore when you look at it from a distance. At the time of making the texture if you have a texture that had a high contrast (more grainy) and looked at it from a distance Minecrafts rendering would create what appears to be random noise (as it's swapping the color value you are looking at too frequently).
I will add updating the gravel texture to my to do list.
Really nice looking, simplistic textures!
I love this resource pack! Except the wood is terrible to build with :( I wish it matched the log better for good builds. All my build are designed to look great in vanilla and the fact it looks terrible in this (one of my fav resource packs) saddens me. Please consider making modification or alt version with better wood textures...
In reply to RadicalZoey:
The wood and planks are one of my favourite parts of my resource pack and they contribute to the overall look and feel so it is unlikely that I will update their style.
larger image
larger image
It looks terrible imo and on my build spruce wood should not be 90% lighter then spruce logs imo and I cant post pictures here because I made an account just to post on this thread about the wood
In reply to RadicalZoey:
Please have a look at what spruce planks and spruce logs look like in real life. My resource pack if somewhere between what it looks like in vanilla Minecraft and what it should look like in real life. In reality the inner wood of trees is often much lighter than the color of the bark.
I understand that, but that's not how it looks in minecrat. So if you are making a build in survival, on a server for example, using this resource pack would result in it either looking good in vanilla, and crap in the resource pack, or look good in the resource pack, but everyone else playing the game, because most resource packs keep it in the same coloring as vanilla, will see it looking like crap.
Is there a list of either everything that is currently textured or everything that isn't? It seems somewhat random at the moment. Or is that just 1.14 breaking a few things?
In reply to carnaxus:
It appears that Mojang has changed file names once again (causing things to break). I will go through the files and try to work out how to fix it.
Edit: Only broken blocks I found was stone slabs and quartz blocks, but that is fixed now in version 1.77. This resource pack is only partially complete and newer blocks, as well as some old ones have not been textured.
A good way to see what textures are completed is to look through the blocks in the creative menu. There is no official list of what has been completed as it would be difficult to keep track of everything.
In reply to Keitsu42:
Make a list once and then tick things off as you complete them. Hell, I'm willing to make a list of what is done, if you'd like.
In reply to Carnaxus:
Don't worry about it, I know what textures are not done.
which graphics Card is recommented? my integarted graphics System is already overloaded with the default vanilla textures :-(((((((((
In reply to energyninja50909:
I have a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB which is a pretty good GPU.