Background
While Minecraft's glazed terracotta block is fantastic in principle, I've found many of its colors to be difficult to utilize in builds, with overly harsh colors and limited patterns. The goal of this resource pack is to replace the less useful glazed terracotta blocks with more versatile, interesting textures, which can be used to create complex geometric patterns in your builds.
These have a more restrained color palette than the originals, making them usable with a wider range of block palettes, and there are fewer harshly contrasting colors.
What's changed?
I've replaced all the blocks I personally found to of limited usability, either by editing the existing texture, or creating a completely new one. A few blocks have been left as-is.
New Blocks
Blue, Magenta, White, Orange, Red, Brown, Pink
Revised blocks
Cyan, Lime Green, Purple
Unchanged Blocks
Gray, Light Gray, Black, Green, Light Blue
What are these useful for?
The new textures work well for builds with a detailed, luxurious aesthetic. They'd work well in the context of:
- Victorian manors
- Temples, ruined or otherwise
- Churches
- Art Deco and Art Nouveau builds
- High-fantasy castles
How do I install the resource pack?
- Download the resource pack from Curseforge - make sure to pick the appropriate file for your Minecraft version!
- Open Minecraft, then click on Options > Resource Packs
- Choose "Open resource pack folder"
- Copy-paste the zip file you downloaded into the resource pack folder
- Tab pack over to Minecraft, and activate the resource pack
You can find more information on the official wiki.