Pixel Consistency
Eliminate pixel inconsistencies in Minecraft once and for all!
For years, Mojang's disregard for uniform pixel size has frustrated the gaming community. While the developers have started moving in the right direction by adding new models for vex and bat, this is catastrophically insufficient to fix all problems. This resource pack offers a comprehensive solution — hundreds of carefully tested models with consistent pixel size!
Main Features
The project is currently in beta development and is approximately 60% complete. The most noticeable visual artifacts have already been fixed. The resource pack includes:
- Over 100 new entity models with uniform pixels
- Correct models for baby animals, signs, banners, minecart blocks
- Fixes for spawner entities and various creatures
- Optimizations for blocks, particles, and interfaces
Version 1.21.2 introduced significant changes to the game's models, which temporarily affected the functionality of some resource pack elements — including banners, armor layers, and baby animals.
Technical Requirements
Important: Most features (especially those related to entities) require client mods installation. Some fixes work in the vanilla version, but for full functionality you need:
- Fabulously Optimized (recommended)
- ETF + EMF bundle (manual installation)
- Any modpack with the specified mods on Fabric or Forge
Additionally, you can install Animatica or MoreMcmeta for animated texture support.
If you use vanilla Minecraft or OptiFine, note that many features will not work.
Mod Compatibility
The resource pack supports integration with popular modifications. The current list of compatible mods is available in the corresponding documentation section. If you want to add support for a specific mod — create a corresponding request.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fresh Animations supported?
Integration with Fresh Animations is not yet implemented due to the radical remodel of most edited creatures, but this feature is planned for future updates — most likely as a separate resource pack.
Where to find additional materials?
Additional screenshots and visual examples of improvements are presented in the project gallery.
Found a problem?
If you notice an unfixed inconsistency, find a non-working element, or want to suggest an improvement — report it through the appropriate feedback system.
The project is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, which allows free use of models with mandatory attribution. For large-scale public use, it is advisable to consult with the developer first.
