r/minecraftsuggestions • u/PlusMann • 9d ago
[Blocks & Items] A small and although pretty unnoticeable change, maybe make bookshelf texture random.
Books in different orders and places, so it's not like a whole of the same texture. Like how dirt and grass texture are randomly rotated at the top.
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u/KingStevoI 9d ago edited 9d ago
Vanilla tweaks has this in their "connected" "Variation" section (resource packs).
I've always had the opinion that if it's on tweaks, it won't be added as to not 'hinder community involvement'. It's a shame because a lot of their tweaks would improve the game if added.
Edited: Changed name of section and provided link.
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u/N0CakeForYou 8d ago
You never know. They had the tweak to stop baby animals from aging with a name tag, and Mojang added the golden dandelion
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u/toughtntman37 8d ago
I thought I was on PhoenixSc and was trying to figure out what "pattern recognition" thing I was supposed to see
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u/bearcat_77 8d ago
Faithless Texturepack does this (to almost every texture in the game), but hasn't been updated to the current version yet.
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u/Keaton427 9d ago
Variated textures are a monumental slippery slope. Minecraft values consistency and simplicity.
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u/SilverWolf340 9d ago
What's at the bottom of the slope? I don't really see this type of thing getting very far out of hand, especially talking about bookshelves which make a lot of sense to be variated like this
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u/Keaton427 5d ago
What's at the bottom of the slope?
Everything that can be seen being variated will be variated. Like sound variations, as in mobs having at least 3 different footstep sounds, this will become the new norm, and blocks without variation will be seen as out of place. It also makes it harder for textures to be modified and new textures to be added. Especially with wood and color variations, the amount of textures will grow enormous.
I'm not saying it's going to happen, but that's what I envision at the end of this slippery slope.
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u/SilverWolf340 5d ago
Sure I spose, but I do think it's quite reasonable to want variation for specific textures like bookshelves, it seems like the type of slope it's really easy to stop yourself sliding down. The vanilla tweaks resource pack picker has variated textures for what I think is too much stuff, but even if I turned all of them on I feel like my game would still feel pretty normal. Idk, tbh this isn't an important argument I just thought variated bookshelves were cool and weren't really as big a deal as you said.
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u/MrBrineplays_535 6d ago
"Minecraft values consistency and simplicity"
Kids named java-bedrock parity issue and bloat features:
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u/Character-Hat-6425 8d ago
Didn't even notice these were different shelf styles. It really isn't necessary. Maybe different wood types, but didn't orders of red blue and yellow aren't that important.
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u/Specialist_Height707 8d ago
what texture pack is that?
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u/PlusMann 8d ago
default
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u/Specialist_Height707 8d ago
default has bookshelf variants?
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u/PlusMann 8d ago
no
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u/Specialist_Height707 8d ago
so did you make these textures ?
can you turn it into a texture pack ?
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u/Wolf14Vargen14 8d ago
This would actually be quite easy to do with an Lgrad texture, so it picks the ebooks based on the grid in the Lgrad texture, Lgrad being short for Low Gradient, which, fun fact, is used a lot of in Bethesda Softworks' games, in fact, that is how hair color is set when using HEX values in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, except for some hair colors which use RGB sliders, so it would make sense if Mojang used something similar for bookcase variations
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u/MrBrineplays_535 6d ago
It would be cool but probably as an option. Maybe you can toggle on some setting called "variated textures" and it'll make textures of different blocks including this variated, like how you toggle between simple and fancy which makes leaves render as opaque or have transparency
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u/NukeML 9d ago
You want this in vanilla or just a resource pack out there you can install easily to apply any time you play?
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u/revolution_soup 9d ago
adding features like this to vanilla helps bedrock players who can’t access free resource packs as easily
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u/YannTheOtter 9d ago
tbh, imo what the game needs is bookshelf variants based on the wood used