He even sometimes photographs the textures himself with his camera. Among other things, he used Photoshop for the textures and optimized them down to the last detail. The success is also completely deserved because the Moroccan developer makes Minecraft so realistic that you almost don’t see that it’s still the same game. So this pack certainly comes highly recommended, if a beautiful, semi-realistic, and detailed look is what you’re going for.Ĭlarity supports Minecraft Java versions ranging from 1.12 to 1.18, and also has a Bedrock version available for purchase.Recently, the Realism Mats texture pack has become more and more popular. It adds other nice touches as well, including a custom sky when used with Optifine. This also means that Clarity will suit just about any type of Minecraft build or world, albeit with a focus on rustic builds. In general, Clarity strikes the fine balance between appealing to those who like how Minecraft already looks, but who also want a better looking game – and who may find Faithful to be too similar to default. Another thing it does well is balancing between detail and maintaining the Minecraft-look: the 32x resolution means that it’s distinctly pixelated, while also making the game feel much more detailed. It implements this style skillfully, being very comprehensive and cohesive in manner – every block and item works together to add to the look. This positions it to be similar in style to Epic Adventures, but as a contrast to the brighter and smoother CreatorPack. Secondly, it adds its own unique style to the game – that being a somewhat moody, rustic look. This makes it not only a good realistic option, but also a potential Faithful alternative. Firstly, it adds a ton of detail to the textures, and really transforms the look of the game – yet manages to keep it restrained enough so as to feel familiar, and almost default-like.
Clarity is a fantastic texture pack for many reasons.
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