SmoothTextureFix

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Pixels were made to be crisp and clean! Fixes texture sampling introduced in 1.21.11+ (Mounts of Mayhem)

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smoothtexturefix-1.0.0+26.2.jar
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SmoothTextureFix

With the addition of Anisotropic Filtering and RGSS in Minecraft 1.21.11 (Mounts of Mayhem), the visuals of the game have changed. There is a noticeable amount of blur on block textures. Margins between blocks still have the old harsh cutoff which is very noticeable. This mod sets the texture filtering back to Nearest/Point like it always should be. <3

Can be toggled on/off with the config file (config/smoothtexturefix.json) or the client-side command /smoothtexturefix.

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Left is Vanilla, right is SmoothTextureFix.

Comparison between Vanilla and STF Comparison between Vanilla and STF

SmoothTextureFix

With the addition of Anisotropic Filtering and RGSS in Minecraft 1.21.11 (Mounts of Mayhem), the visuals of the game have changed. There is a noticeable amount of blur on block textures. Margins between blocks still have the old harsh cutoff which is very noticeable. This mod sets the texture filtering back to Nearest/Point like it always should be. <3

Can be toggled on/off with the config file (config/smoothtexturefix.json) or the client-side command /smoothtexturefix.

Comparison

Left is Vanilla, right is SmoothTextureFix.

Comparison between Vanilla and STF Comparison between Vanilla and STF

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  • andesitevanilla.png
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  • blockmarginblur.png
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  • comparison.gif
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  • Comparison between STF and Vanilla
    Comparison between STF and Vanilla Showcasing the difference in blurriness of the textures with and without STF
  •  Showcasing the difference in blurriness of the textures with and without STF
    Showcasing the difference in blurriness of the textures with and without STF
  • The edges between blocks have a harsh line which contrasts with the blurriness of the pixel edges
    The edges between blocks have a harsh line which contrasts with the blurriness of the pixel edges

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