How detailed can minecraft get textures of minecraft are made of pixels the base game has 16 by 16 textures meaning that blocks and items are 16 pixels long by 16 pixels wide for example if i’m talking about a 64 by 64 texture pack that means that the textures are 64 Pixels long by 64 pixels wide simple right now before we take a look at what the maximum resolution is let’s take a step backwards one by one textures this is as bland as you can get in minecraft without removing the colors the animals are normal and the grass simply doesn’t Exist for some reason but other than that and a few other blocks everything is only one pixel now links to all the texture packs will be in the description by the way now let’s take it up a notch two by two so everything is four pixels Now and improvement but not by much so let’s keep going now four by four is something i might consider when playing minecraft and from the distance the blocks look normal somewhat even the text font was changed to match the aesthetic 8×8 is where we have 64 pixels For every texture and i must admit this doesn’t look that bad honestly i feel like the letter font doesn’t fit very well with the 8-bit textures but oh well now that we’ve taken a look at downgraded texture packs let’s keep raising the bar until we have the answer To how detailed can minecraft get after the base games 16 by 16 textures we get 32×32 a lot of youtubers like using these texture packs since you get the highest quality while sacrificing the least performance now beyond this point of resolution my computer is going to take a heavy toll rendering all these Textures so i’ll have to lower my render distance to get a washable video 64 by 64 gives you 4096 pixels to work with resulting in some beautiful looking blocks other than that it’s an upgraded 32×32 so let’s move on 128 by 128 is where you have to squint really hard to See the pixels so if you’re playing minecraft normally and have an ok commuter this is the furthest i would recommend you go we’re at 256 by 256 and there’s not really much to comment on this is where it gets really hard to see the difference between texture packs so Let’s just move on at 5 12 by 5 12 this is what the video looks like if i try and set my render distance to 16. so how about no obviously the textures are smooth as butter so let’s keep moving on at this point it becomes almost impossible to tell the difference Between textures without looking really hard but i’ll show you guys anyways so we can answer our question from the start of the video 1024×1024 gives us over 1 million pixels per side that the game has to render and let me tell you that’s kind of insane now unfortunately i can find only demos Of 2048 and 4096 packs as all the ones that i could find were blocked by a paywall thanks so much patreon for making my life easier nonetheless i moved to a void world so we could get a better view of the blocks the sample i got of 2048 is literally just a picture Of real life grass nice 4096 just looks stunning like look at this try to make out individual pixels on the block if i zoom in that’s right you can’t now after this point we’d run into a huge problem and it has nothing to do with a pc there are just no free Texture packs above 4096 by 4096. i searched everywhere but i found no luck so what did i do i quit just kidding i made my own texture pack using microsoft paint ha one one patreon so we can finally answer the question how detailed can minecraft get Well the answer is 23 170 pixels by 23 170 pixels with a huge asterisk see that would be the case in minecraft actually rendered the block for some reason the game has trouble rendering texture packs that aren’t perfect squares so the actual answer here is 16 384 pixels by 16 384 pixels Yeah the block is kind of underwhelming so that number isn’t too shabby to take that number into perspective there are over 1 billion pixels on this one block alone that’s right billion with a b which means that theoretically if you made an entire texture pack which was 16 384 by 60 384 pixels you’re gonna have trillions of pixels on the screen at once geez just look at this thing in paint i can’t even zoom out all the way well there we have it but let’s be honest if you wanted to look at high res textures just go outside dude Video Information
This video, titled ‘How Detailed Can Minecraft Get?’, was uploaded by TheRetro on 2021-12-27 07:29:17. It has garnered 7273 views and 194 likes. The duration of the video is 00:04:37 or 277 seconds.
Minecraft blocks are made of pixels- I’m sure you already knew that, but how many can we cram into one block? The answer may surprise you. In fact, it surprised me.
What also surprised me is the quality of this video compared to other videos. I feel like a professional YouTuber lmao
I’m sure you guys are gonna want links to the texture packs used in this video so here they are: (download these at your own risk)
1×1: https://texture-packs.com/resourcepack/1×1-pack/ 2×2: http://minecraftsix.com/simple-2×2-resource-pack/ 4×4: https://texture-packs.com/resourcepack/faithful-4×4/ 8×8: https://rodrigo-al.jimdofree.com/texture-packs/8×8-smoube/ 32×32: https://texture-packs.com/resourcepack/faithful-minecraft/ 64×64: https://www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/faithful-traditional-64x/ 128×128: https://www.mediafire.com/file/2edhcvfzmdnck77/Canvas_v128_Up.60.zip/file 256×256: https://www.mediafire.com/file/dqusfb6ts5p4a9o/Canvas_v256_Up.60.zip/file 512×512: https://texture-packs.com/resourcepack/faithful-512×512/ 1024×1024: https://ko-fi.com/post/x1024-download-link-X8X8209KB 2048×2048 (demo): https://www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/close-up-pack-256x-2048x-100-free/ 4096×4096 (demo) (it says 8192x but Planet Minecraft says its 4096x): https://www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/nova-photorealism-8192x-ultra-hd/
No you cant have the texture pack for the highest texture because I made it (you thought you were gonna get the answer huh? nope lol)
(oh wait if you read this before watching the video then you know its higher than 4096. crap…)
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