It’s always amazing when someone manages to implement 3D models and textures in Minecraft without using surfaces so bloated in a resolution that very few players can render them with their current computers. The Equanimity resource pack is one of these amazing packs, and it manages to make almost every texture in Minecraft look bright, bolder, and simply better while only making a small leap from 16x to 32x resolution. It’s not like some other 32x packs where only a few blocks look good, and everything else is trashy either – everything looks good here.
Several minutes went into each because the textures were kept to a rate of about 12 new textures produced per hour per day. That might not sound like a lot, but when you consider there are about 1,000 unique blocks, items, icons, and textures in Minecraft, it’s plain to see this project took many months to complete. The Equanimity resource pack is finished too, which is another good point for the pack. Because you don’t need to hold your breath waiting for any new updates, and most of the bugs have been ironed out already, this is a very safe, very reliable resource pack option.
If you play with the Equanimity resource pack for just an hour or so, you’ll find for yourself that every texture in Minecraft gets a facelift thanks to the pack. Even things that usually get ignored, such as the different art images you can plaster onto walls, all get upgrades or updates. Some of that old art was pretty cool, after all. The textures look realistic, too, especially when rendered using a decent shader pack, though Equanimity still looks good without it.
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How to Install Equanimity Resource Pack
- Download the pack, you must get a zip file with the texture pack.
- Just move zip file in the following location:
%appdata%\.minecraft\resourcepacksfor Windows users~/.minecraft/resourcepacksfor Linux users~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/resourcepacksfor Mac OS X users
