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Fusion (Connected Textures)
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Fusion allows resource packs to use additional texture and model types such as connected textures!
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Improves the visual aspects of the game with better textures, models, etc.
Adds client-side tools and features to enhance the user experience.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
Quilt is a fork of the Fabric mod loader. Many Fabric mods are compatible with Quilt and vice versa.
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Fusion
Fusion is a library for both Forge and Fabric which adds additional resource pack features such as connected textures and custom entity models to be used in resource packs and other mods!
Integration with Fusion can be done optionally for a soft dependency.
📖 Wiki
For resource pack developers:
https://github.com/SuperMartijn642/Fusion/wiki#for-resource-packs
For mod developers:
https://github.com/SuperMartijn642/Fusion/wiki#for-mod-developers
Resource packs
Here's a list of resource packs available for Fusion.
Official resource packs:
Fusion Block Transitions
Fusion Connected Blocks
Fusion Connected Glass
Fusion Emissive Ores
Fusion Stacking Items
Fusion 3D Items
Third-party resource packs:
Connected Bricks (Fusion)
Connected Paths (Fusion)
Connected Rocks (Fusion)
Deep Origins Overlays
Glowing Emissive Ores - Fusion
Immersive Snowy Leaves (Bushy Leaves)
Midnighttigger's Better Grass & Snow
Midnighttigger's Default Connected Textures
Midnighttigger's Connected Textures Addons
Snow Side Texture
(This is not a comprehensive list. If you made a resource pack which is compatible with Fusion and would like it listed here, feel free to send me a message on Discord.)
Connecting textures
Connected textures are textures with a special layout which allows them to connect to other blocks when combined with the connecting model type. Fusion offers 7 different connecting texture layouts for different situations.
Here are examples of the full and compact layouts:
Scrolling textures
Scrolling textures are a type of animated texture which scrolls over an image. The scrolling can occur from any corner to any other corner of the texture, even diagonal!
Here is an example of a conveyor belt:
Continuous textures
Continuous textures allow creating textures which span multiple blocks!
📐 Block overlays
Using the features provided by the connecting model and connecting texture type, you can also achieve block overlays!
Custom entity models
Custom entity models and entity model modifiers allow resource packs to change entity models and textures randomly or depending various conditions such altitude, biome, dimension, age, etc.
Frequently-Asked-Questions
Can I use your mod in my modpack?
Yes, you are allowed use Fusion in your modpack
Do I need to install Fusion on the server?
No, Fusion is only required on the client and does nothing when installed on a server
Why does Fusion not work with Sodium?
If you are using a version of Sodium older than 0.6, you will also have to install Indium. Sodium replaces the vanilla rendering with their own which ignores the Fabric Rendering API. Indium patches Sodium to support the Fabric Rendering API
Fusion Connected Textures
Fusion is a library for both Forge and Fabric which adds additional resource pack features such as connected textures and custom entity models to be used in resource packs and other mods! Integration with Fusion can be done optionally for a soft dependency.
📖 Wiki
For resource pack developers:
https://github.com/SuperMartijn642/Fusion/wiki#for-resource-packs
For mod developers:
https://github.com/SuperMartijn642/Fusion/wiki#for-mod-developers
Resource packs
Here's a list of resource packs available for Fusion.
Official resource packs:
Fusion Block Transitions
Fusion Connected Blocks
Fusion Connected Glass
Fusion Emissive Ores
Fusion Stacking Items
Fusion 3D Items
Third-party resource packs:
Connected Bricks (Fusion)
Connected Paths (Fusion)
Connected Rocks (Fusion)
Deep Origins Overlays
Glowing Emissive Ores - Fusion
Immersive Snowy Leaves (Bushy Leaves)
Midnighttigger's Better Grass & Snow
Midnighttigger's Default Connected Textures
Midnighttigger's Connected Textures Addons
Snow Side Texture
(This is not a comprehensive list. If you made a resource pack which is compatible with Fusion and would like it listed here, feel free to send me a message on Discord.)
Connecting textures
Connected textures are textures with a special layout which allows them to connect to other blocks when combined with the connecting model type. Fusion offers 7 different connecting texture layouts for different situations.
Here are examples of the full and compact layouts:
Scrolling textures
Scrolling textures are a type of animated texture which scrolls over an image. The scrolling can occur from any corner to any other corner of the texture, even diagonal! Here is an example of a conveyor belt:
Continuous textures
Continuous textures allow creating textures which span multiple blocks!
📐 Block overlays
Using the features provided by the connecting model and connecting texture type, you can also create block overlays!
Custom entity models
Custom entity models and entity model modifiers allow resource packs to change entity models and textures randomly or depending various conditions such altitude, biome, dimension, age, etc.
FAQ
Can I use Fusion in my modpack?
Yes, you are allowed use Fusion in your modpack
Do I need to install Fusion on the server?
No, Fusion is only required on the client and does nothing when installed on a server
Why does Fusion not work with Sodium?
If you are using a version of Sodium older than 0.6, you will also have to install Indium. Sodium replaces the vanilla rendering with their own which ignores the Fabric Rendering API. Indium patches Sodium to support the Fabric Rendering API
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Better grass Connected textures can be used to connect grass to neighboring blocks -
Taiga cow variant Entity model modifiers allow changing an entity's model and texture based on the biome it is in
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Stacking stick texture Item model modifier allow an item's texture to change depending on the stack size -
Grass overflow Textures from one block can be made to overflow onto others
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Connected glass Fusion allows resource packs to add connecting textures! -
Emissive ores Emissive textures can be used to make ores glow in the dark -
Rooster chicken model Custom entity models allow you to change the models of vanilla entities
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Random tuff bricks The random texture type allows textures to have multiple variations -
Random creepers Entity model modifiers can be used to make entities have a random texture -
Fiery sword With item model modifier, an item's texture can change depending on its enchantments -
Large stone bricks The continuous texture type can be used to make textures spanning multiple blocks
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The 'simple' connected texture layout All connections in 'simple' connected texture layout -
The scrolling texture type Example of the scrolling texture type used to create a conveyor -
The 'full' connected texture layout All connections in 'full' connected texture layout
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Large stone bricks The continuous texture type can be used to make textures spanning multiple blocks -
The scrolling texture type Example of the scrolling texture type used to create a conveyor
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Taiga cow variant Entity model modifiers allow changing an entity's model and texture based on the biome it is in -
Random tuff bricks The random texture type allows textures to have multiple variations -
Emissive ores Emissive textures can be used to make ores glow in the dark -
The 'full' connected texture layout All connections in 'full' connected texture layout -
Fiery sword With item model modifier, an item's texture can change depending on its enchantments -
Better grass Connected textures can be used to connect grass to neighboring blocks -
The 'simple' connected texture layout All connections in 'simple' connected texture layout -
Connected glass Fusion allows resource packs to add connecting textures! -
Grass overflow Textures from one block can be made to overflow onto others
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Stacking stick texture Item model modifier allow an item's texture to change depending on the stack size -
Rooster chicken model Custom entity models allow you to change the models of vanilla entities
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Random creepers Entity model modifiers can be used to make entities have a random texture
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