🧩 Emberveil Additions – Resource Pack for Emberveil

Emberveil Additions serves as the officially distributed resource package that has been exclusively engineered for the Emberveil mod compilation. This particular pack alters the logo, introductory splash texts, and the user interface component within the game while avoiding any changes to world textures.

We made this package bundle for simplified distribution with our modpacks because external resource packs often lack satisfactory configuration tunability.

From meticulously assembled pixel-art menus to integrated atmospheric overlays — all constituent parts have undergone thorough alignment with the visual presentation and gameplay characteristics of the Emberveil world. This is not a general-purpose resource collection but has been designed purely as a immersion-level enhancer for a single mod bundle.

Whether traversing weird ecological areas or combatting across forbidden territories – Emberveil Additions delivers the final immersion stratum which breathes life into the virtual environment and captivates player engagement overall.

⚠️ Important Information

❗ Not advised for independent use in vanilla mode!

This resource bundle is thoroughly optimized and tailored to operate under the Emberveil modpack's conditions (version 0.7 onwards). Operation in other configurations might result in:

• 🔗 Unexpected graphical user interface options.
• 🔗 Replacements Minecraft Logo by Emberveil Branding
• 🔗 Elements mismatch

Developer do not propose using it as a directly plug-and-play option for alternative compilations or against unmodified Minecraft basis.

🔧 Version Support

• ✅ Functional as expected with the project's Emberveil Modpack package (commencing from v0.7f).
• ⚠️ Might encounter anomalies in alternative setups implementations.
• ❌ Not intended vanilla Minecraft specification.

📝 Legal Permissions

This adaptation is delivered via a MIT License framework operating principle.

Providing field for utilization, enhancement and sharing under correct reference attribution condition — although refraining from improper labelling suggesting universally capable context for packaged works.