Medievalism
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Medivalism v1 - x512 & x1024 (Forge 1.20.1)
🕑 Added 2024-09-15 18:27:10 +0000 UTCBIG MOD UPDATE WITH CUSTOM BLOCKS!
Stairs and Support Tab:
Vertical Beam
Vertical Beam Top
Horizontal Beam
Wooden Beam - Bottom Support
Wooden Fence I
Wooden Fence I - Inner
Wooden Fence I - Outer
Wooden Stair Fence I (Left & Right)
Wooden Fence II
Wooden Fence II - Inner
Wooden Fence II - Outer
Wooden Stair Fence II (Left & Right)
Construction Blocks:
Oak Floor
Angled Stone Bricks
Stone Bricks Arrow Slit
Stone Corner I - Angled (Left & Right)
Stone Corner I (Left & Right)
Stone Corner Center
Stone Arch I (Left & Right)
Stone Arch I
Stone Brick Merlon - Tall
Stone Brick Merlon - Short
Stone Brick Merlon - Corner Tall
Stone Brick Merlon - Corner Short
Stone Brick Merlon - Corner Outer Tall
Stone Brick Merlon - Corner Outer Short
Stone Corbel I
Main Resource Pack:
Chiseled Stone Bricks
Red Sandstone Top
Cobbled Deepslate
All blocks are displayed in my Dev Map you can download under Downloads.
For Medievalism I recommend using a shader with POM support. My personal preference is currently SEUS HRR 3. Some textures like glass look much better in SEUS PTGI and the image is sharper but it does not support POM which greatly enhances the textures.
INSTALLATION:
Resource Pack:
Resource Pack installation is straight forward. Just drop the downloaded resource pack(s) to the Minecraft resource pack folder:
.minecraft\resourcepacks
Mod:
Mod installation requires Minecraft Forge (always download recommended).
Run the .jar installer file and install.
Open Minecraft Launcher and select the Forge launch instanceCreate "mods" folder in .minecraft folder and drop the latest Optifine file (same version as mod and Minecraft) into the mods folder (no need to install Optifine separately)
.minecraft\resourcepacks
I'd also recommend allocating a bit more RAM to your game instance in the Minecraft launcher.
DOWNLOADS:
Medievalism Dev Map (for Medievalism block presentation and building ideas)
Comments
Carpenter
Unfortunately the complex model types I use here are not yet supported by Fabric to this degree. But as soon as it's possible it's my priority to support Fabric as well.
Blake Schumacher
Will there ever be a fabric version?
