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Capupack

by Capucraft · on Modrinth

My universal resoursepack for all my projects. Free Minecraft Java resourcepack for 1.21.6, 1.21.7, 1.21.8.

⬇ Download on Modrinth

Capupack started life as the icon set for the mob radar in Survival Tweaks and its standalone spin-off, ST Locator Radar — and from here on out, it's the universal companion pack riding along with all of my projects.

🎯 What does it actually do?

The mob radar is a datapack feature that makes nearby mobs show up as dots on your locator bar — the strip along the top of your screen that tells you what's around without staring at the map. It's fully configurable by category (hostile / passive / neutral), so you always know at a glance whether something dangerous or something friendly is nearby.

The catch: without this resource pack, every single one of those dots is vanilla's same generic color blob. You can't tell a creeper from a cow until it's already breathing down your neck.

Capupack fixes that. Every mob gets its own instantly recognizable icon, so the radar actually does its job — one glance, no guessing.

🧩 Totally optional. The radar itself works exactly the same without this pack — you'll just see the plain color dot instead of the custom icon.

🖼️ Coverage

🔧 Installation

  1. Drop the .zip into .minecraft/resourcepacks/
  2. Enable it under Options → Resource Packs

Running a server? Upload it and set resource-pack / resource-pack-sha1 in server.properties so it's offered automatically to everyone who joins.

Requires 1.21.6+ — the locator bar doesn't exist on older versions.

💚 Part of something bigger

Capupack rides shotgun with the mob radar from Survival Tweaks — a bigger pack that also adds graves, a custom HUD, multiplayer sleep, personal waypoints, durability/hunger alerts, dynamic lighting, and gameplay tips. Just want the radar? It also stands alone as ST Locator Radar.

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