To be honest, it’s rarely been so much fun to push your computer to its performance limit.

Additionally, the leaves adapt to the biomes and change color accordingly. For example, the leaves have a lot of details now and are rendered with a 3D effect. Both packs try to make Minecraft look like a next-gen game. Patrix HD reminds us a bit of NAPP, which you can also download for free from our website.

SEUS is only suitable for high-end graphics cards, so you should look for an alternative on our website instead. The creator recommends using the SEUS PTGI shader, but you can use any shader if you don’t necessarily need ray-tracing graphics. Another noteworthy feature is that a single block can have several different textures, which gives your environment a constantly changing look and makes the gaming experience more exciting. Also, many of the blocks are connected to each other, thanks to OptiFine. We were amazed to see so many textures featured in the Patrix texture pack. One major difference between Patrix and other realistic texture packs is that almost every block and item is included. Your game may not run smoothly with the highest version, but that’s not uncommon with these textures, as most players experience lags. It’s best to start with the lowest version, test the FPS you get in Minecraft, and then gradually work your way up. The pack’s file size is quite large, with over 1GB, because Patrix textures are significantly heavier than other packs with the same resolution. To begin with, there are four different resolutions available, but it is recommended that you choose the best version with 256 pixels only if you have a supercomputer, as it requires a lot of RAM/VRAM to handle it.

Today, we will present the Patrix texture pack, which is perhaps the best realistic pack available.

Minecraft texture packs 1.14.4 shaders