BeagleNF4O4

Allows com­bin­ing Vanil­la Tweaks vil­lager vari­a­tions with Fresh Ani­ma­tions animations.

Trans­forms torch­es into 3D mod­els dur­ing active use while main­tain­ing the clas­sic 2D appear­ance in inven­to­ry and hot­bar with ani­mat­ed flame glow.

Fix for prop­er oper­a­tion of Minecraft’s mono­chrome logo with ani­mat­ed load­ing screens plugin.

Ensures com­pat­i­bil­i­ty of new Minecraft 1.21.5 spawn eggs with tex­tures from AL’s Creep­ers Revamped, match­ing the visu­al style of creep­ers from this resource pack.

Bare Bones style resource pack that adds appear­ance vari­a­tions to vil­lagers based on their bio­me of residence

Min­i­mal­is­tic ver­sion of Vanil­la Tweaks enhance­ments with added direc­tion­al arrows for hop­pers, dis­pensers, drop­pers, and observers.

Pre­serves the orig­i­nal white col­or of unsheared sheep while keep­ing their wool col­or­ful on top for visu­al variety.

Min­i­mal­ist ver­sion of the Bot­tle o’ Enchant­i­ng mod­i­fi­ca­tion for Vanil­la Tweaks, giv­ing it the appear­ance of a splash potion.

Bare Bones styled ver­sion of Vanil­la Tweaks’ Dimin­ish­ing Tools, where tools visu­al­ly dete­ri­o­rate as they lose durability.

Bare Bones style resource pack that adds unique tex­tures for each dye, mak­ing them eas­i­ly dis­tin­guish­able in the inventory.

Bare Bones ver­sion for VT Unique Axolotl Buck­ets modification

Mod­i­fied bedrock tex­tures in the Bare Bones style with dark design and reduced con­trast for bet­ter envi­ron­men­tal integration.

Bare Bones ver­sion of the Vanil­la Tweaks mod­i­fi­ca­tion that adds slime mark­ers to the sides of sticky pis­tons for con­ve­nient visu­al dis­tinc­tion from reg­u­lar pistons.

Restores clas­sic bed icons in Bare Bones style instead of 3D models

Bare Bones resource pack adding nose pro­tec­tion pieces to iron, gold, and dia­mond hel­mets to cre­ate uni­fied armor styling

The resource pack makes the carved pump­kin pink, cre­at­ing a per­fect back­ground for high-qual­i­ty game inter­face screen­shots. Sim­ply wear it and take screen­shots for sub­se­quent pro­cess­ing in graph­ic editors.