Amber, Magenta, Blue, Gray, Brown, and Dark Bluish-Green. (Yeah, yeah, the lighting is ruining it. I was too lazy to reposition them.)
Some of the colors, especially the blue, are very similar to each other, so there's no way of me telling if it's the blue from vanilla or MCD
This resource pack reqiures either Entity Texture Features, Optifine, or whatever other alternative there is.
Did you ever wish you could tell your villagers apart from one another without the use of name tags? Did you ever wish that villagers were more like their own individuals? Do you just want everything to have 500 different variants for some reason? Well buddy, then this is the resource pack for you!
This resource pack adds 6 eye color variants, without touching skin tones, because we all know what will happen if we add different skin stones. 😐
For it to be extra vanilla, the eye colors were taken from Minecraft Dungeons.
The variants are:
- Amber
- Magenta (yes, eyes can be magenta)
- Blue
- Gray
- Brown
- Dark Bluish-Green
And, don't you worry! We (just me, there's only one person working on this) kept in the original green!
But wait, I have also added variants for the illagers and witches!
The Illager variants are:
- Evoker Green
- Vindicator Blue
- MCD Illager Blue (very slightly darker version of Vindicator Blue)
- Jade
- Ultra Dark Brown
- Ultra Dark Gray
The Witch variants are:
- Witch Purple
- MCD Witch Purple (slightly lighter version of Witch Purple)
If there are going to be more in Minecraft Dungeons II, they will be added.
This world is a chart that contains every stone type, and its variants (chiseled, bricks, polished, etc).
This world is a chart that contains every stone type, and its variants (chiseled, bricks, polished, etc).