Review
The CreatorPack does many things right. Firstly, it doubles the resolution to 32x, which is considered by many to be the best resolution for a texture pack. Secondly, it has a big impact on the look of the game – transforming it into a much more vibrant and beautiful version of default Minecraft. Impressively, however, it does this without straying too far from the default game – in fact, it manages to largely follow the same designs and patterns for most blocks and items, therefore becoming an attractive Faithful alternative. It does a great job at enhancing the bright, vibrant and clean look of default – something a lot of packs in this category stray away from, by opting for more rustic styles – for example with Epic Adventures. Either approach could be ideal in different circumstances, but if you’re after a bright and vibrant look, then this pack is perfect.
In general, the CreatorPack strikes a perfect balance for those who like how Minecraft already looks, and want a better version of default – but who find Faithful to be too similar to default. This also means that CreatorPack will suit just about any type of Minecraft build or world, making it very versatile with broad appeal. Ultimately you can’t go wrong with this pack, and it comes highly recommended.
Image Gallery
The following screenshots are the texture pack's official promo images. Source: CurseForge
General Information
Author:
CreatorLabs
Release Date:
July 26, 2019
Resolution(s):
32x
Cost:
Free
Game Version:
Java Edition
Other Game Versions:
Bedrock Edition (paid)
Categories:
Default, Clean
Covers:
Blocks, items, entities, UI
Additional Features:
None
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How to Install
Download the texture pack file using one of the author's official download pages linked above.
Open Minecraft, then navigate to Options > Resource Packs > Open Resource Pack Folder.
This will open a folder. Move the downloaded texture pack file into that folder.
Back in Minecraft, select and apply your new pack in the Resource Packs menu.
Other Versions
Bedrock Edition (Minecraft Marketplace, paid)
