Wavey Pack
## 🌿 Wavey Pack – Bring Life to Your World (Java Edition)
**Wavey Pack** is a lightweight **vanilla-style** resource pack for **Minecraft Java Edition** that makes **Leaves, Flowers, Grass, and Water wave gently** — giving your world a calm and natural movement effect.
It keeps the original Minecraft textures and only adds animation, making your gameplay feel beautiful and more alive.
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### ✨ Features
* 🌳 Wavey **Leaves** on all trees
* 🌾 Soft movement for **Grass & Tall Grass**
* 🌺 Subtle animation on **Flowers**
* 💧 Calm wave effect on **Water**
* 🎮 100% **vanilla look** preserved
* 🧊 Works without shaders
* 🔋 FPS-friendly on most systems
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### ⚠️ Compatibility Notice
This pack **does not** work on:
| Not Supported | Reason |
| ————- | ——————————————————– |
| Sodium | Replaces block rendering / lacks wavey animation support |
| OptiFine | Conflicts with custom vertex animation method |
✅ Works best on **pure Vanilla Java** or with **clients/mod loaders that do not override block animations**.
✅ Works in both singleplayer & multiplayer (client-side only)
❌ Does not work on Bedrock / MCPE
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### ✅ Performance
The pack is **very lightweight** as it only animates existing vanilla textures — no models or high-res files.
If your system can run vanilla, it can run this.
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Wavy Water
## Showcase
To see more previews, check out the gallery
## Description
This is a texture pack (not a mod or shaderpack) that works in Vanilla Minecraft. To use, all you need to do is apply the pack. No other required installs and no required settings tweaks. There are optional settings that you can access in the texture pack itself or with an optional mod called respackopts.
The waves in the texture pack are extremely simple, and is done by calculating a sine wave for the x direction and a cosine wave for the z direction (both based on height, speed and frequency) then just taking the average of the two. The waves are not meant to be realistic, and instead are meant to add more depth to the base game.
## How to Use
1. Download and install the texture pack like normal
2. Optionally, install respackopts for more control on how the waves look. After installing this, you should see a settings icon appear on the texture pack.
3. If the effect isn’t working, try disabling other packs. This texture pack also notably does not work with the Sodium mod.
4. If you can’t find the texture pack in the list, try enabling folder view in the bottom left if you have recursive resources and then searching for it with the search bar.
5. To configure the pack without respackopts, open the texture pack file and then head to `assets/minecraft/shaders/include` then open the `config.glsl` file. There will be 3 values that you can change to any number you want.
## Support
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– This is the place to ask if you can use this pack in your own pack
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https://www.alphaleo.li/resourcepacks
Wathe Compat
# Wathe Compat
_Wathe Compat_ is a resource pack that adds compatibality between the _Eating Animation_ mod and _The Last Voyage of the Harpy Express_ modpack. _Wathe Compat_ does so by adding sprite animations for drinking to all of the drinks added in _The Last Voyage of the Harpy Express_ modpack. Next to that, Wathe Compat now also adds sprite animations to (most) of the items added in the modpack.
Items with eating animations
Champagne,
Cosmopolitan,
Martini,
Mojito,
Old Fashioned
Items with sprite animations
Crowbar,
Firecracker,
Grenade,
Key,
Knife,
Poison Vial,
Revolver
In order for this resource pack to work the Eating Animation mod must be installed into the The Last Voyage of the Harpy Express modpack.
_*Shaders used in showcase are not included and must be installed seperately._
## Credits
Credits for the method used to implement the sprite animations found in the Eating Animation mod go to @theoness1 and @PinkGoosik
Credits for the original textures used in making the sprite animations found in The Last Voyage of the Harpy Express modpack go to @doctor4t.
### More features may be added to Wathe Compat in the future!
MelonPack
# Welcome to Melonpack
Do you like Melons? Do you like Minecraft texture packs? If so, this pack is for you!
This pack makes most things melon! Melons? MELON! tools? MELON! hotbar? MELON!
FEATURES INCLUDED ARE
- Watermelon tools
- Watermelon Armor
- Easy Brewing
- Melon Particles
- Melon Health
- AND MUCH MORE
# Info/Contact
Click here for discord!
Contact me at “[email protected]” OR “abstractmelon#0115”
We hope you enjoy the Pack:)
Watercolour Cobblemon
A pack to replace the Cobblemon Textures with ones that use the colour pallets of the original Ken Sugimori watercolour art!
Currently just the Kanto Starters and Pikachu
Short term goal is to complete Kanto and Johto
Long term goal is to complete the full Pokedex
If you want to help out send me a DM on twitter @nchrane_
WaterBobbu
A cartoony water resprite! Pairs well with other resource packs that tweak terrain blocks and worldgen overhauls!
Made with love by us, The Bobbus, in Aseprite and with some assistance from our dear friend Kayla_the_Bee!
Water and Lava Normals
Based on Vibrant visuals. It makes water in shaders have reflections to make it prettier. And also adds normals to lava, to also make it look better. it is more notable when shown against daylight.
It works on both LabPBR and SeusPBR. Just need to activate Advanced materials depending on the shaders you are using.
Water Lilies!
## 📃 Info!
This Resource Pack aims to Visually Improve Swamps & Builds that use Lily Pads in your World!
## Redesingned Lily Pad
## Water Lily Colors
Water Firefly Bush
Using CTM, this resource pack replaces seagrass only at Y=62 so that it looks like a tall firefly bush. Any seagrass placed above or found below this level will appear normal.
Continuity
Water Caustics
**Water Caustics** is an **experimental** resource pack that gives blocks animated textures using Continuity to simulate water caustics. These animations appear only on the top faces of blocks between Y-levels 55 and 62, and using Polytone, only applies to ocean biomes and rivers.
Current Blocks
Every block that can be found natrually in water biomes between Y-levels 55 and 62 by default, have animations.
– Log Types
– Plank Types
– Andesite
– Diorite
– Granite
– Polished Granite
– Stone
– Stone Brick Types
– Coral Block Types
– Clay
– Terracotta
– Dirt
– Sand
– Gravel
– Sandstone Types
– Prismarine
– Prismarine Bricks
– Netherrack
– Obsidian
– Packed Ice
– Blue Ice
– Dripstone Block
Slabs, stairs, trapdoors and fences included.
Affected Biomes
– Ocean
– Cold Ocean
– Lukewarm Ocean
– Warm Ocean
– Frozen Ocean
– Deep Ocean
– Deep Cold ocean
– Deep Lukewarm ocean
– Deep Frozen ocean
– River
CTM can’t detect water or fluid states, so blocks can’t connect directly to water. Instead, the texture is determined by Y-level and biomes. If any other biomes were added to the list, caustics could appear on blocks that aren’t actually underwater, such as beaches or any land biomes bordering the ocean.
For creative uses, a workaround for this, is making caustics appear next to land biomes that border oceans and rivers, by using Axiom (?) or WorldEdit (?) to change the water’s biome to one of the ocean biomes.
Natrual Textures
For the best results, use Natrual Textures to give blocks rotations, which rotate the water caustics with it, to look more natrual, as shown in screenshots.
– Continuity
– Polytone