If you're looking for a new texture pack to change up the look of Minecraft, the oCd Texture Pack 1.18.2 is definitely worth checking out. This pack gives all textures in the game a more segmented look, which can make the game look quite different than it does with other packs installed. If you're tired of the same old blocky textures, give oCd a try - you may be surprised at how much it changes the game!
This is the perfect resource pack for players who want their world to look even more blocky, if you can imagine that in a game like Minecraft. The bold lines separating every single block from every other block around it aren’t necessarily a bad thing either. They’re actually very useful if you’re building bridges or other raised platforms, as the darker, well-defined borders around blocks will make it easier for you to hold shift and creep along edges without falling off of whatever you’re standing on when building. This feature is also useful when building up as well, like constructing walls around your home.
Actually, the oCd resource pack comes with a very low resolution, which is the same 16x that you normally find when playing Minecraft totally vanilla, without any mods or add-ons of any kind. There is a newer and older version of this pack, and these work with 1.18.x, and older versions.
oCd Texture Pack — Screenshots & Video
oCd Texture Pack — Installation Guide
- Download the resource pack, you should get a .zip file.
- Open the folder to which you downloaded the file.
- Open Minecraft.
- In Minecraft, click on “Options”, then “Resource Packs”.
- Now just drag and drop the downloaded zip file into the Minecraft window.
- Go back to the Minecraft window, the resource pack should now be listed.
Is texture pack not showing up in-game?
Open the downloaded zip file and make sure the pack zip is in a valid format, the root directory needs to contain:
- assets folder
- pack.mcmeta
- pack.png