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BackyardCraft With Normal Maps 512, 256, 128 & 64 Photo Realism
512x Minecraft 1.12.2 Realistic Texture Pack
⬇ DownloadIt is almost certain that I will not be updating this resource pack ever again, as to do that I would feel the need to remake very single texture, at which point I might as well just make a new pack anyway. That being the case, if, for some reason, you want to use any or all of this pack for a project of your own, you have my permission to do so, and you don't need to credit me.
Most photo realistic resource packs, at least the ones I've seen, use perfect textures, I mean, neat, orderly grass, smooth stone, pretty dirt and all that. While this is good for some people, for me it's annoying, mainly because the real world is not all neat and orderly and smooth. BackyardCraft is not meant to look neat and orderly and smooth. It is meant to be a bit rugged, a little run down and as realistic as I can make it. If you have any suggestions for how I can improve the realism please let me know in the comments.
Available in four resolutions, BackyardCraft adds realistic graphics to Minecraft, without killing it.
If your computer can handle it, I recomend using either the 256x256 or 512x512 versions.
BackyardCraft is now compatible with Minecraft 1.11 (The versions for 1.6.4-1.8.9 are still available to download)
Normal Maps require a shader mod that supports them such as Continuum and are currently only on the x512 and x256 versions of the resource pack.
Because my computer cannot run the 512x version, the screenshots are with the 256x version of BackyardCraft
What's New:
Added observer block textures
Added cooked rabbit texture
Added flint texture
Added reeds item texture
Added spider eye texture
Replaced dandelion texture
Optifine is required to access all of the features.
(Including alternate blocks, alternate mobs, and the sky texture)
Most photo realistic resource packs, at least the ones I've seen, use perfect textures, I mean, neat, orderly grass, smooth stone, pretty dirt and all that. While this is good for some people, for me it's annoying, mainly because the real world is not all neat and orderly and smooth. BackyardCraft is not meant to look neat and orderly and smooth. It is meant to be a bit rugged, a little run down and as realistic as I can make it. If you have any suggestions for how I can improve the realism please let me know in the comments.
Available in four resolutions, BackyardCraft adds realistic graphics to Minecraft, without killing it.
If your computer can handle it, I recomend using either the 256x256 or 512x512 versions.
BackyardCraft is now compatible with Minecraft 1.11 (The versions for 1.6.4-1.8.9 are still available to download)
Normal Maps require a shader mod that supports them such as Continuum and are currently only on the x512 and x256 versions of the resource pack.
Because my computer cannot run the 512x version, the screenshots are with the 256x version of BackyardCraft
What's New:
Added observer block textures
Added cooked rabbit texture
Added flint texture
Added reeds item texture
Added spider eye texture
Replaced dandelion texture
How to Install Shaders
Step 1: download and install Optifine (to install it, double click the downloaded file and click install)
Step 2: download desired shaders pack, such as GLSL Shaders or Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders
Step 3: Place the zippered shaders folder in your shaderpacks folder located at C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\shaderpacks
Step 4: Launch Minecraft with the Optifine profile.
Step 5: Go to options, video settings and shaders. Click on the shaders you installed.
Step 6: Enjoy!
Step 2: download desired shaders pack, such as GLSL Shaders or Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders
Step 3: Place the zippered shaders folder in your shaderpacks folder located at C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\shaderpacks
Step 4: Launch Minecraft with the Optifine profile.
Step 5: Go to options, video settings and shaders. Click on the shaders you installed.
Step 6: Enjoy!
Mod Support (1.6.4-1.8.9)
Optifine is required to access all of the features.
(Including alternate blocks, alternate mobs, and the sky texture)
Terms of Use
Do not download unless you agree to
the following:
By downloading, you agree that you will
not re-upload any or all of the textures
in this resourcepack.
You also agree that if you repost this
resource pack you will provide a link
back to this page.
If you use this resourcepack in a video,
you will also provide a link back to
this page.
the following:
By downloading, you agree that you will
not re-upload any or all of the textures
in this resourcepack.
You also agree that if you repost this
resource pack you will provide a link
back to this page.
If you use this resourcepack in a video,
you will also provide a link back to
this page.
BackyardCraft With Normal Maps 512, 256, 128 & 64 Photo Realism is a free Minecraft Java resourcepack. Downloaded 78,400 times. Download it and open it directly in the game.