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Hello. I was playing around in minecraft today, and found that the block breaking animation, where the particles shoot out of the blocks when they break, was very annoying. Is it possible to turn it off somehow? Perhaps there is a mod out there like optifine that could allow me to turn it off. I already tried turning all animations off, and it didn't change anything. If anyone can relate or knows how to turn it off, please reply. Thank you
You could turn down particles, or make a texture pack that removes the cracking effect.
How is it annoying to you?
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Hi, thanks for the reply. How would I make a texture pack that removes the cracking effect, or better said, where in the texture pack is the cracking effect so that I can remove it. Also, it is annoying because I do a lot of building, so a lot of the time I have to destroy a lot of the blocks I built, and I tend to over click. The breaking effect gets in my line of view and I usually end up breaking blocks I didn't intend to break.
My knowledge is very basic when it comes to resource packs, but I know, I once tried to make one.
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Retired StaffThat's... That's like a main feature of Minecraft you know...
Why would you want to get rid of it?
The OP is referring to the particles that fly off blocks while you are breaking them, not the cracks that appear. AFAIK the particles are hardcoded and cannot be changed by a resource packs, without changing the block's texture. I suggest turning Particles down to Minimal in Video Settings, it is not an animation.
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Retired StaffI know he was referring to the little pieces of textures that fly off when you break the block.
That's still a main feature of Minecraft. And probably very hard to remove/replace.
Not that hard. Through mods is quite simple if you know you're stuff, intercept the event for an entity spawning, check if it's a particle, check if it's the particle you're after and cancel the event / stop the spawn. Resources packs? Not possible.
Author of the Clarity, Serenity, Sapphire & Halcyon shader packs for Minecraft: Java Edition.
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Are you knowledgable on how to do this through a mod? If so I would be willing to pay to get a mod like this. Thank you
Unfortunately I've simply got too much stuff going on to be doing freelance mod work, let alone modding at all (got a game I'm developing for a school project). Thanks for the opportunity though.
Author of the Clarity, Serenity, Sapphire & Halcyon shader packs for Minecraft: Java Edition.
My Github page.
The entire Minecraft shader development community now has its own Discord server! Feel free to join and chat with all the developers!
Oh tough luck. I don't intend to come off as clingy but do you know anybody who might be able to do it?
I really dont see how these tiny particles could make you destroy a block you didn't intend to. If you just deal with it for a while im sure you will forget all about it
Actually, it is possible to turn off block particles with a resource pack. Using block models, you can set every block's particle effect source to a blank image.
If this can be done, I would be very interested. Do you have a Skype so that you can give me some more details, or can you give me a few guiding directions here? Thanks!
I made a resource pack that removes the particles.
Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ljlhy4euw1elj7n/No%20Block%20Particles.zip?dl=0
(I'm still wondering how they bother you, though.)
Whoa. THANK YOU SO MUCH. This is really useful. I appreciate it very much.