Minecraft’s graphics are arguably not its most impressive feature. Despite the game being around for over 15 years, it still appears visually dated. Fortunately, creative players utilize various resource and texture packs to customize their gaming experience. One popular option is the Lego texture pack.

A passionate Minecraft player and Redditor, u/AlexTesteria, showcased their 3D animated artwork of leaves and fire in the Vanilla version through a couple of GIFs shared on the subreddit. The addition of Lego shaders and realistic lighting significantly enhances the animation’s visual appeal.

First Ever to make 3D Animated Fire and Leaves in Vanilla Minecraft! 🥰 You Like It?! by u/AlexTestria in Minecraft

The response from the Reddit community was overwhelmingly positive. User u/ARC_MasterReaper expressed that the leaves animation brought them joy. Another user, u/Yuezmell, praised its beauty in the context of Minecraft’s style, noting how it captures the game’s iconic blocky essence, resulting in a simplistic yet attractive aesthetic.

Comment by u/AlexTestria from discussion in Minecraft

Comment by u/AlexTestria from discussion in Minecraft

The original poster shared that they created the Brickcraft resource pack. They also revealed they are facing a terminal illness, and this project serves as their legacy.

The original poster shared the sad news with the community (Image via Reddit/AlexTesteria/Mojang Studios)

User u/OnetimeRocket13 inquired about the game’s performance with the Lego resource pack and the technical specifications for running it. The original poster responded that since it’s a Vanilla Edition version, the pack is relatively lightweight and compatible with lower-end systems.

Redditors had some questions about the texture pack (Image via Reddit/AlexTesteria/Mojang Studios)

Another Redditor, u/StarPlatinumRequiems, claimed that the game now resembles Lego, expressing their enjoyment of this transformation. User u/Legeukko clarified that the primary goal of the resource pack is to emulate Lego aesthetics.

Redditors also joked about the texture pack (Image via Reddit/AlexTesteria/Mojang Studios)

While impressed, user u/EatThatBabylol expressed uncertainty about their CPU’s capability to run the pack smoothly. Meanwhile, u/Yuezmell noted that the animations appear simple, with bricks smoothly appearing and changing colors, suggesting that the resource pack may not require extensive CPU resources.

Lego Texture Pack for Minecraft

The Lego texture pack (Image via Brickcraft)

User u/AlexTestria had previously shared images detailing the Lego texture pack they developed. The Brickcraft project significantly transforms Minecraft’s appearance, giving the blocks a plastic texture. The results are visually striking. Both Lego and Minecraft share commonalities, primarily revolving around the use of small building blocks to create a variety of structures.

The texture pack is available for download on its official Curseforge page, offering both free and paid options. Users should ensure a low render distance if they are utilizing lower or medium-end PCs.

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