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The Jam Pack
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- Minecraft
- 418 Monthly Downloads
- Supports: 1.3.2
- 14,018 Total Downloads
- Updated 08/19/2012
- Created 06/10/2012
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- Release Type: Release
- License: All Rights Reserved
- Newest File: The Jam Pack v0.6
About The Jam Pack
The Jam Pack offers a fresh new look to Minecraft. But don't be fooled by the 'simple' part, this is no mere paintbucket-pack. Instead it brings two motifs, or common patterns to the table and uses them to give a unique look not found in anything you've seen before.
Some textures deviate from Minecraft's colour scheme and default textures more than others, like the Blue Netherrack and End Stone, whereas some textures fit naturally with your old projects and make them look even better than before.
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If you want to suggest anything, there is a post on the forum that you can contribute to.
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Download Progress!
[x] 1000 Downloads - Started work on Items
[x] 2000 Downloads - Get Armour and most Items done
[ ] 3000 Downloads - Finish Items + Sheep + Pig
[ ] 4000 Downloads - Cow + Chicken + Mooshroom + Squid + Golem + Cats/Ocelot + Wolf/Dog
[ ] 5000 Downloads - Silverfish + Slime + Villagers + Creeper + Zombie + Skeleton
[ ] 6000 Downloads - Ghast + Blaze + Spider + Cave Spider + Endermen
[ ] 7000 Downloads - Custom Environment colours (Foliage/Grass etc)
[ ] 8000 Downloads - TooManyItems overlay
[ ] 9000 Downloads - Connected Textures support
[ ] 10000 Downloads - Buildcraft + IndustrialCraft support
Extra Credits: 12squares, for the usage of a modified version of his sand texture.
v0.6:
Updated for Minecraft version 1.3.1/1.3.2 Added new item textures and textures for new 1.3.2 blocks. Sorry, I'll get around to doing the mobs soon, I just don't have ideas on making them unique.
v0.5:Finally did good armour item textures. Apologies about the previous helmet design, it was horrible. These ones actually look really good now. I also added a bunch of item textures including some partially done tools. All I have left to do is the heads of all of the tools and the hilt of the swords. A few more generic items need to be added, however most of the easy items are done. I found out that it's REALLY tricky to do buckets whilst continuing the style.
v0.4:Skipped. I continued updating it before I released it.
v0.3:Again, an Items update. More items done, swords aren't finished completely.
v0.2:Items have been updated and improved.
v0.1:The only major things missing in this release are the Mob textures, the Art Textures and custom lighting/environment colours.
| File Name | Release Type | Game Version | Downloads | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Jam Pack v0.6 | Release | 1.3.2 | 8,558 | 08/19/2012 |
| The Jam Pack v0.5 | Release | 1.2.5 | 3,129 | 07/07/2012 |
| The Jam Pack v0.3 | Release | 1.2.5 | 985 | 06/28/2012 |
| The Jam Pack v0.2 | Release | 1.2.5 | 1,120 | 06/18/2012 |
| The Jam Pack | Release | 1.2.5 | 226 | 06/10/2012 |
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Comments
Terrible texpack. It makes the world look pretty cool (as seen above), but if you plan on doing anything other than running around enjoying the scenery (like mining, building things, you know, all the things anyone ever wants to do in Minecraft), just install this texture and open your inventory and you'll see what makes this facepunchingly awful. The inventory identifiers are appallingly counterintuitive--most things are identified by goofy little squares that you're supposed to identify based on the pattern of colors. The vast majority don't even resemble what they're supposed to be. So, yeah, if you want to have to learn practically another language to be able to efficiently browse all your inventory just for some pretty scenery, have at it.. Otherwise, move along.