Digs Simple Pack Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

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Contents (8)

What this pack changes
Extra features
Guides
Items
Blocks
Frequently asked questions
Related mods

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Fix Blurry Items When Using OptiFineWhy Items Look Blurry When using OptiFine alongside this resource pack, items in your inventory and hotbar may appear…Improve Performance on Low-End PCsWhy This Pack Helps Older Computers Digs' Simple Pack uses 8×8 resolution textures instead of the standard 16×16 or…Understand What Textures Are ReplacedWhat Gets a New Look This resource pack replaces textures across multiple categories: Blocks : All solid blocks,…Use This Pack for Competitive PvPWhy Simple Textures Help in PvP This resource pack removes visual clutter and distracting details from blocks, items,…

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What this pack changes

Every texture group the pack replaces, counted from the pack itself.

Area	Textures replaced
Blocks	1,090
Items	791
Mobs & entities	610
GUI & menus	427
Particles	250
Armor trims	57
Paintings	51
Maps	37
Status effects	36
Sky & weather	10
Misc	5
Font	1

Pack format 75 (Minecraft 1.21.9)3,365 texture files in total

Extra features

Custom font

Reworked GUI

Frequently asked questions

How do I install this resource pack?

Download the pack file, then open your resource packs folder (usually found in your .minecraft directory). Drag the pack file into this folder, then restart Minecraft or refresh your resource packs list in the options menu to see it appear.

Why do my items look blurry?

If you're using OptiFine, turn off Mipmap Levels in your video settings—this pack's 8×8 textures can appear blurry when mipmapping is enabled. After disabling it, your items should look crisp and clear.

Will this pack work with other resource packs?

You can stack this pack with others by placing it higher in your resource pack list, but textures from both packs will compete for the same blocks and items. For best results, use this pack alone or pair it only with packs that modify different elements (like GUIs or fonts).

Does this actually make the game faster?

Yes—the 8×8 texture resolution is much smaller than vanilla's default, which reduces memory usage and can improve frame rates, especially on older or low-end computers. Results vary depending on your hardware, but the performance boost is most noticeable on systems that already struggle.

What exactly gets retextured?

The pack replaces textures for blocks, items, mobs, armor, particles, and game menus. Everything keeps the vanilla Minecraft style but with simplified, cleaner patterns that remove visual clutter.

Is this pack good for PvP?

Yes—the clean, simple textures reduce visual noise on your screen, making it easier to spot players and track movement during combat. Many competitive players use minimal texture packs like this one for exactly this reason.

Do mobs look different with this pack?

Yes, mob textures are simplified and cleaned up to match the pack's overall style, but they remain recognizable. You'll still easily tell a zombie from a skeleton or a creeper from other mobs.

Will this pack work on servers?

Yes, resource packs are client-side only, so you can use this pack on any server without the server needing to support it or other players needing to have it installed.

Can I use this pack with Sodium or other performance mods?

Yes, this pack works with performance-enhancing mods like Sodium. The combination of a lightweight resource pack and a performance mod can give you even better frame rates on low-end systems.

Why do some blocks still look detailed even with this pack?

Some blocks in vanilla Minecraft have built-in shading or 3D models that the resource pack can't fully simplify. The pack removes texture detail, but the underlying block geometry remains the same.

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