Fragrant Flowers Expanded Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

Open Options, then Resource Packs, and move Fragrant Flowers Expanded from the Available list to the Selected list. Click Done and let the textures reload. Your vanilla flowers will then show as 3D models that pop out of the ground.

Place it above any other pack that changes flowers or plants. Packs higher in the list override the ones below them. If another plant pack sits above it, that pack's models will replace the 3D flowers.

No. The pack adds 3D models to vanilla plants on its own. Support for Bushier Flowers, Biomes We've Gone, Just Dandy, Habitat and Adorable Hamster Pets only applies when you have those mods installed.

Another resource pack higher in your list is usually overriding them, so move Fragrant Flowers Expanded above it. The pack only changes vanilla plants and the specific plants from its supported mods. Flowers from other mods will keep their normal flat look.

It shouldn't. The 3D models use their own separate textures, and the original vanilla flower textures are left untouched. Decorative blocks and potted flowers from other add-ons that rely on those vanilla textures will keep looking the way they should.

It adds full support for Bushier Flowers, so the thicker bushes from that mod get matching 3D models. Gardens end up looking dense and full instead of mixing flat and 3D plants.

Several modded plants get a new look: - The vanilla flower variants from Biomes We've Gone get 3D shapes. - The Fluffy Dandelion from Just Dandy is updated to match the 3D style. - The Blowball from Habitat gets an improved model. - The custom sunflower from Adorable Hamster Pets gets a fresh look.

Yes. The pack covers newer plants that older flower resource packs missed. Recent vanilla flowers should get 3D models alongside the classic ones.

It's a resource pack, so it only changes what you see on your own client. You can use it on any server without the server installing it. Other players will only see 3D flowers if they enable the pack themselves.

Detailed 3D plants have more geometry than flat vanilla flowers. In very dense flower fields or large gardens, you may notice a small performance cost on weaker machines. If that happens, reducing render distance can help.