Gothiclilys Flower Pack Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

Open Options, then Resource Packs, and move the Flower Pack from the Available list to the Selected list, then click Done. To confirm it is working, look at a crafting table or a poppy, which should both look different from vanilla.

No. It is a resource pack, so it only repaints existing plants, flowers and the crafting table. Every block works and drops exactly as it did before.

It changes common flowers like poppies, dandelions, oxeye daisies and all four tulips, plus tall plants like rose bushes, peonies, lilacs and sunflowers. It also changes grass and ferns, rarer plants like the wither rose, blue orchid, lily of the valley and spore blossom, and newer plants like the pitcher plant, torch flower and flowering azalea.

That is intended. Some of the updated textures come in two or three variations that appear across your world, so a patch of the same flower can show a mix of looks.

The pack replaces the standard crafting table texture with a new design that matches the repainted gardens. It is still a normal crafting table and works exactly the same.

Yes. If another pack also changes flowers, grass or the crafting table, only one pack's version shows for each texture. Put the Flower Pack higher in the Selected list if you want its look to win, or lower if you prefer the other pack's version.

It runs only on your client, so you can use it on any server without the server installing anything. Other players will only see the repainted plants if they have the pack turned on themselves.

Those textures only show up if your game actually has those plants, so you need to find or grow them first. If your game doesn't include those plants, there is simply nothing for the pack to repaint.

It only swaps textures on plants and one block, so it should feel very close to vanilla performance. If you notice slowdowns, they are more likely caused by shaders or other heavy packs you are running alongside it.