A shaders compatible minecraft texture pack, based on vanilla but with normals and proper glossiness information. This resourcepack is compatible with both the "oldPBR" and "labPBR" standards, and should work correctly with most shaders.
For the easy download (2 versions late) just go to "Releases" 👉
I didn't want any of those fancy high-resolution texture packs in order to enjoy normal mapping and specular highlights. So I decided to make my own, but based on vanilla textures.
This texture pack is free for everyone to use! However if you wish to support me, you can join my Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/Poudingue
You can do whatever you want with my texture pack, screenshots, videos, modifications for personal use or redistribution, as long as you don't sell it and provide a link to this page or my Patreon page. Oh, and also, don't mix it with Realistico. Dead serious. Absolutely not a joke. This is not irony, I really insist. I will sue you.
Textures have bump mapping information, allowing parallax occlusion mapping and normal mapping. Smoothness information is very important for the credibility of materials too, especially when the sun lights it at grazing angles.
Screenshot taken in SEUS renewed 1.0
Metals and smooth materials now have the correct information to compute reflections. SEUS renewed heavily relies on Screen Space Reflections for this and don't take correctly roughness surfaces for it, so the reflections may be too shiny and imperfect. However using SEUS PTGI will provide Path-Traced reflections and indirect lighting, and correctly take into account roughness.
Screenshot taken in SEUS PTGI E9
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Install a shader supporting normal and specular mapping. If you don't know which one, give this one a shot : https://sonicether.com/seus/ and if you want raytracing, it should also work properly with SEUS PTGI HRR : https://www.patreon.com/sonicether
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- On this page, click on «Release», on the top of the screen.
- Pick the version you want and download the zip in the «assets» zone.
- Go to the minecraft folder
- For windows, go to "%appdata%/.minecraft" on your start menu.
- For Linux, go to "~/.minecraft" in your file explorer.
- For Mac OS, go to "~/Library/Application Support/minecraft" in your file explorer
- Go into the «resourcepacks» folder. Create it if it doesn't exist
- Put the zip you downloaded here.
- Select the right shader and resourcepack in minecraft options.
- (for PTGI and other shaderpacks needing resolution adjustment) : set "Texture resolution" to ×16
- Enjoy !
Git is a version control software that github uses to manage all the code that they host, which can be used to make installation really easy. Version Control software allows multiple authors to collaborate, and track all the changes made, and who made what changes
1. To do this, you will first need to open a terminal window
2. Then verify that git is installed by running `git --version` This will make sure that it is installed, and additionally, show what version is installed
- If you get an output that looks like `git version 2.21.0` then it is installed.
- If you get an output like this `bash: git: command not found` (Different shells will appear different, but most will basically state that the command wasn't found.) Different Distros have different approaches to installing software, if you're having trouble look up "<insert Linux Distro Here> Install git"
3. Once you have certified git is installed, move your terminal to the folder `~/.minecraft/resourcepacks` by running `cd ~/.minecraft/resourcepacks`
4. After you're in the right folder, run 'git clone https://github.com/Poudingue/Vanilla-Normals-Renewed.git` to clone the entire repository to your computer.
- You will not need to zip the repo to have it work, Minecraft can handle unzipped texture packs.
1. Please have installed the texture pack using the above guide. This won't work if you went on github, downloaded the Zip, and extracted it.
2. Open up a terminal
3. Change to the TEXTURE PACK'S folder by running `cd ~/.minecraft/resourcepacks/Vanilla-Normals-Renewed`
4. Run `git pull origin' to download the latest version.
- You might want to relaunch Minecraft after this to make sure it uses the latest textures.
1. Install Git and add to the path (don't' worry there is a guide below)
1. Open a web browser and [download](https://git-scm.com/download/win) the latest version of git
2. Run the installer
- When it comes to the "Adjusting your PATH environment" the middle option is recommended, as it allow for more flexibility, but doesn't cause problems.
- When it comes to the "Configuring the line ending conventions", set it to "Checkout Windows-style, commit Unix-style line endings"
- Linux and Windows use different line ending in text files, and this will prevent any problems.
- When it comes to the " Configuring the Terminal Emulator to use with Git Bash" the Windows one is sufficient for most work
3. Once it is installed, launch command prompt
- Press the Windows key + "R", to open a run box, then type in cmd.exe, and press enter
4. Change to the resourcepack folder using the command `cd %AppData%/.minecraft/resourcepacks`
5. Clone the repository to your computer by running git clone https://github.com/Poudingue/Vanilla-Normals-Renewed.git
- You will not need to zip the repo to have it work, Minecraft can handle unzipped texture packs.
1. Please have installed the texture pack using the above guide. This won't work if you went on github, downloaded the Zip, and extracted it.
2. Open up command prompt
- Press the Windows key + "R", to open a run box, then type in cmd.exe, and press enter
3. Change to the TEXTURE PACK'S folder by running `cd %appdata%/.minecraft/resourcepacks/Vanilla-Normals-Renewed`
4. Then run `git pull origin' to download the latest version.
- You might want to relaunch Minecraft after this to make sure it uses the latest textures.