OdarIs Foliage

Fuller trees, denser forests.

OdarIs Foliage is an optional add-on that gives Minecraft trees more depth and volume.

I did not want to completely redesign the shape of vanilla trees. Instead, Foliage builds on their familiar appearance with additional leaf detail, making individual trees feel fuller and larger forests feel denser while still looking like Minecraft.

Alpha 0.1

The first release focuses on the tree types currently covered by OdarIs.

The added foliage is designed to work naturally with the Base Pack and stay readable both up close and from normal gameplay distances.

The goal is more depth and structure, not simply more leaves everywhere.

Requirements & Load Order

OdarIs Base is required.

Foliage works on its own with the Base Pack. You do not need any of the other optional add-ons.

Recommended setup:

40 - OdarIs Foliage
10 - OdarIs Base

If you use the full OdarIs add-on set:

40 - OdarIs Foliage
31 - OdarIs Random Overlay
30 - OdarIs Overlay
20 - OdarIs Random Blocks
10 - OdarIs Base

Higher-numbered OdarIs packs go above lower-numbered ones in the Minecraft resource-pack list.

OdarIs Packs

OdarIs is split into the main Base Pack and several optional add-ons.

• 10 - OdarIs Base - the main resource pack.
• 20 - OdarIs Random Blocks - adds extra variations to selected blocks to reduce visible repetition.
• 30 - OdarIs Overlay - adds extra vegetation and surface detail to grass.
• 31 - OdarIs Random Overlay - provides matching overlays for the Random Blocks variants.
• 40 - OdarIs Foliage - makes tree foliage fuller and forests feel denser.

You do not need every OdarIs add-on. Just use the ones you actually want.

Resolutions

OdarIs Foliage is available in the same seven resolutions as the Base Pack:

32x • 64x • 128x • 256x • 512x • 1024x • 2048x

I recommend using the same resolution for OdarIs Foliage and your OdarIs Base Pack.

Compatibility

• Minecraft Java Edition
• No required mods
• Works with vanilla Minecraft
• Compatible with shader packs
• Designed to work together with other OdarIs add-ons

Shaders are optional. Different shader packs and settings can change how the overlays look in-game.

Installation

1. Download OdarIs Base and the add-ons you want to use
2. Open Minecraft.
3. Go to Options → Resource Packs.
4. Click Open Pack Folder.
5. Move the downloaded `.zip` files into the folder. Do not extract them.
6. Return to Minecraft and enable the packs.
7. Arrange them using the load order shown above.

What does it change?

Foliage adds extra depth and volume around tree leaves.

Up close, this gives the canopy more structure. From farther away, it helps trees feel less flat and makes forests appear fuller.

I still want each tree type to remain recognizable. If the extra foliage starts hiding the original shape instead of improving it, then it has gone too far.

Future Updates

Foliage will expand as more tree types, vegetation, and environments are added to OdarIs.

I will also keep adjusting existing foliage when needed as it is tested alongside new textures and different environments.

The goal will stay the same: fuller, more natural-looking trees without losing the familiar Minecraft character.

Feedback

Feedback is genuinely useful while these add-ons are still being developed.

If an overlay does not match correctly, tiles strangely, looks wrong with a shader, or causes another visual problem, I'd rather know about it.

When reporting an issue, please include:

• Minecraft version
• OdarIs resolution
• Shader pack, if used
• Other visual mods or resource packs
• Screenshots when possible

The OdarIs Discord is the best place for bug reports, performance feedback, suggestions, and general discussion.

Thanks for checking out OdarIs.

*Gallery screenshots were captured with Photon Shaders. Some images also show optional OdarIs add-ons.*