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Modpack | Resourcepacks | Shaders | FAQ🌺

Added 2024-08-22 18:34:00 +0000 UTC

Forge 1.20.1 Modpack:

Below, you can find all of the mods I use for CIT's, the 'Exposure mod' and so much more within this pack that I have put together to save you time downloading each one! Feel free to remove mods that you do not want to use, however these are all of the mods I use in my content <3

Unzip the file, I recommend 7zip.
Download the Forge installer found at their official website, find "1.20.1-forge-47.3.4" and install.
Go to your windows search bar and type %appdata%, then find .Minecraft, drag all of the .jar files into your mods folder, if you do not have a mods folder, create one.

Resourcepacks:

Below you can find all of the Resourcepacks I currently use. (Please note that some CIT textures may not display correctly in version 1.20.1; however, most of the key ones do.) This may not be ideal for some, but for me it was a small price to pay to have CIT's with 1.20.1 (:

Unzip the file, I recommend 7zip.
Go to your windows search bar and type %appdata%, then find .Minecraft, drag all of the packs into your Resourcepacks folder.

How do CIT's work?

CIT stands for Custom Item Textures which are the 3D block models you see in my videos such as plants or food items that are not in the base form of Minecraft. You will either need Optifine to be able to view them or the CIT Resewn mod. CIT's can be made in-game via an anvil by renaming items to the new names listed in CIT creator catalogs. You can then place these models into item frames and they display as 3D models.

In the folder below, I've organized each CIT I use into categorized chests. You can easily paste these into your world using Litematica, which is included in the modpack.

Go to your windows search bar and type %appdata%, then find .Minecraft, drag the litematica file into the Schematics folder, create one if you need.

p.s (Using the Kaydicraft pack may corrupt your textures)

Shaderpack: BSL Shaders

PC Specifications: