Top 20 Best Minecraft Texture Packs of the Month | Minecraft 1.17.1

Hey guys, once again we’re going to take a look  at some of the Best Resource Packs released over   the past month, for Minecraft 1.17.1. I got all  these packs from PlanetMinecraft, as it gets a   lot more submissions than CurseForge. And if you  want to try out any of these packs, you can find  

The links down below. After the video, make sure  to check out my other Resource Pack videos too. Jicklus aims to stay true to Vanilla Minecraft,  by just giving the textures a more rustic style.   Although I’d say they look softer too. The pack  is complete, and overhauls every block and mob,  

And it’s also available on the  marketplace for Bedrock players. Skulk Equips will change the  textures of your Netherite Armor,   so that they look like Skulk instead. Skulk  is an upcoming block in the Deep Dark Biome,   and this pack will also make  changes to your tools and sword too.

A high resolution pack is Helheim, which is  available for free in its 256 times resolution.   Anything higher will require signing  up to the developers patreon.   It aims to bring realistic textures into  the game, while also making use of RTX.   The pack isn’t complete yet, but I  really like the direction it’s going in.  

A lot of the blocks look great too, especially  with their reflections, and one of my favorite   changes has to be Prismarine. Oak Leaves will look  better too, with them being bushier and crisp. Better Boats makes some much needed changes to  Boats, taking away their basic cuboid shape. Now,  

They look like Boats similar to those in  real life, with them having visible seats   for 2 players. It’s a really nice change, and  doesn’t take away from the vanilla style at all. Golem’s Family makes a cute  change to the Iron Golem.  

They’ll now have a Copper Golem standing on  their shoulders and holding onto its head. Better Dogs will introduce 5 new textures to  Wolves, giving them more variation. The models   are also changed quite a bit, giving them  more detail. But with this pack installed,  

Whenever you tame a Wolf, it  will turn into a Pug instead,   which there’s currently 2 variations of. You  can also download packs that just change the   Wolf textures, or get other packs that turn  them into Boxers and Chihuahuas instead.

Biome Blocks changes the textures of some  blocks, depending on the biome they spawn in.   As an example, Stone Bricks look Sandy, Snowy and  Mossy, which feels quite immersive. If you place   down Rails in the Nether, then they’ll also look  different to match the dimension. Changes are made  

To lots of other blocks too, like Netherrack,  Snow Berries, Soul Glowstone and Mossy Bones. Pumpkin Hats will let you rename a Carved Pumpkin,  so that it turns into a custom hat instead.   Some of the options available  include Halos, Devil Horns,   Crown, Christmas Hat, Witch Hat, Monocle and more. 

Golden Spawner changes the textures  of 3 items. These are the Lantern,   Chain and any Spawners you find,  which will all be gold in color now. Enchanted Spruce Forest changes the  appearance of your Spruce Taiga Biomes.  

A Lot of the colors in this biome have been given  a blue tint, which you’ll notice mostly on the   Grass Blocks, Leaves and Ferns. It just adds more  of a mystical and fantasy appearance to the biome. Undead Expansion introduces around 140 new skins  for Zombies, which are randomly chosen each time  

A Zombie will spawn. There are predetermined  skins for each biome too, and they look pretty   interesting. If you head to a Beach Biome, you’ll  notice that Zombies are in swimming gear, with   some even having a Snorkel. Head underground, and  you’ll start finding Zombies who look like miners.  

It’ll add more variation, and would be a great  option for a Zombie Apocalypse themed pack. Moss Dimension completely transforms  the look of the Nether, by changing   the appearance of most of its blocks. In a way,  the Nether doesn’t look so dangerous anymore,  

As most of the reds have been removed, and  Lava looks like Water too. But the keyword   there is looks, as it still behaves like  lava, so you don’t want to jump into it.   Blocks like Netherrack, Soul Sand and Basalt  have all been replaced with different Grass,  

Stone and Logs, which makes it feel like  you’ve entered a mystical dimension.   Just remember that no mechanics are changed, only  textures, so you still need to be very careful. If you’re really feeling the season, then you  can try out the Trapped in Fall pack. Most of  

The foliage in your world is changed, giving it a  more orange and brown hue. The same goes for Grass   Blocks, which have a new variant with it looking  like there’s fallen leaves resting on them. In   Villages, you’ll notice some small changes to the  appearance of Villagers and the Iron Golem too.

Redstone Tweaks makes changes to lots of blocks  in regards to mechanics. Bells will tell you if   they’re powered, Leaves show the distance to  the nearest Log and Note Blocks display their   current note. When placing Redstone Dust,  you can see the current signal strength,  

With the texture of Wool being changed to  make counting blocks easier. But there’s   a lot more when it comes to mechanic-type  blocks, as you’ll also notice quality of   life changes come to Beehives, Composters,  Cauldrons, Hoppers, Observers and more. Dynamic Mobs brings some new mob textures into  Minecraft, which aim to be biome specific.  

In Deserts, you can find Husks which look  like Mummies, Desert-Dwelling Skeletons and   Husk-like Zombies. In a Swamp, you might find  Swamp Skeletons, Swamp Zombies and Muddy Pigs.   But there’s a few other changes, like  how Dolphins can look like Orcas,  

Cows turn into Highland Cattle above a certain  height level, and Endermans have a Warped variant. Another change to creatures comes to Mob-phobia.  Currently, it changes the Spider, Creeper,   Slime and Wolf. In general, I’d say they look  a bit scarier, as they have a lot more detail.  

Although Creepers don’t really look like  themselves anymore, instead, they look like   a strange tree-like creature. Slimes are  also changed to look like Toads instead. Crops 3D Revamped is an expansion on Crops 3D,   which I mentioned last month. It revamps 13  plants, making them look blocky, instead of  

Their vanilla 2D style. You’ll find that items  like Mushrooms, Berry Bushes, Sugarcanes,   Vegetables and Nether Fungus are all changed,  with them still fitting into vanilla nicely. Splotch is a minimalist style pack, being just  8 times resolution. It gives Minecraft a retro  

Feeling, but is still bright, vibrant and clear  to look at. Most blocks have been worked on,   there’s just a few remaining from what I can  tell, and mobs haven’t been updated yet either.   There’s new interface elements and fonts too  which look nice. There’s not much else to  

Say about this pack, but if you like the  look of it, go ahead and give it a try. Stay True keeps Minecrafts vanilla textures,  but tries to improve on them in places.   I think most changes you’ll notice comes to  foliage, with the grass looking completely  

Different, with leaves being bushier and also  appearing pink when on Birch trees. The biggest   improvement comes with connected textures,  which allows for much better variation.   Ground textures also blend together  nicely, instead of being stuck   in their block-forms. Some blocks have  multiple variations too, like Gravel,  

Which can have 8 different styles, and helps  to remove all the repetitiveness in your world. Obscuria’s Brewing Pack starts by  replacing the textures of your potions,   so each one is more unique and identifiable.  The more impressive changes comes to the   Cauldron and Brewing Stand, which both feature  more detail than their vanilla counterparts.  

Especially the Brewing Stand which is now 3D. Food Stuffs will change the appearance of  all your food items, so they’re 3D too.   It’s especially useful if you’re doing a  kitchen-style build and you want to place   food inside of item frames. Just make sure  to install an invisible item frame pack too.

That’s the end of our list. There’ll be more  Resource Pack videos on the screen right now,   so make sure to check those out if you’re  interested in finding some more packs.   But I’ve also covered a lot of mods and  datapacks too, which you might like.