Better Animals Plus Texture Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Which animals get new models and textures with this pack?
The pack updates the models and textures for cows, mooshrooms, pigs, chickens, sheep, and wolves. Each of these mobs receives more realistic models and multiple texture variations based on their real-life counterparts.
Do I need to turn on Experimental Features in my world settings for the models to work?
No, this is strictly a resource pack and does not require any Experimental Features to be toggled on. You only need to activate it in your active resource packs list.
Does using this pack disable achievements in my survival world?
Because it functions purely as a resource pack without requiring behavior packs or experimental toggles, it will not disable achievements in your survival world.
How do I get a rooster in my farm?
Roosters have a chance to spawn naturally alongside standard hens anywhere chickens normally appear. You can also force a chicken to take on the rooster texture by renaming it with a Name Tag.
Are there different types of cows and bulls?
Yes, cows feature both gender variations and multiple coat texture variants. They will spawn naturally with different appearances, including distinct models for bulls and standard dairy or beef cows.
Why are the mushrooms missing from the Mooshroom's back?
In actual gameplay, the mushrooms on top of the Mooshroom still render normally. Any preview images showing a Mooshroom without them are just displaying the base sample model.
What happens when I put a saddle on a pig?
The pack includes dedicated saddled pig visuals that match the updated, realistic pig model. When you equip a saddle on any of the pig texture variants, it will visibly display the updated riding gear.
Do baby chickens look different from adult hens and roosters?
Yes, baby chickens have their own distinct chick model and texture rather than just being a scaled-down version of the adult hen. Once they grow up, they will transition into one of the adult hen or rooster variants.
How do wolf textures change when I tame them or make them mad?
Wolves have separate realistic textures depending on whether they are wild, tamed, or angry. Attacking a wild wolf switches it to its aggressive appearance, while taming it with bones updates its coat to a domesticated variant.
Does dyeing a sheep change its new model?
Sheep retain their updated realistic model when dyed and feature full support for all standard wool color variants. Shorn and regrown wool will reflect the dye color you apply.