Java Aspects Pack v6.5.0 for Bedrock/PE 1.21/26.10+

Java Aspects is essentially a huge project by AgentMindStorm and many others that aims to make Bedrock look like Java Edition of Minecraft. What's more, it's not only about textures, but also the GUI, animations, sounds, fonts, and basically everything that differs from classic Minecraft on PC. And most importantly, everything is collected into one package that is regularly updated for MCPE.

Java Aspects features (now in Bedrock):

• Biome colors for water, sky and fog
• Mob model animations (ears, tails, fins, gait)
• Fixed creature models (cows, sheep, dolphins, turtles)
• Removed swaying of items in hands (bow, shield, crossbow)
• Updated player animations (swimming, crawling, attacking)
• Block textures from the Java Edition (grass, leaves, obsidian)
• 2D sprites for throwable items (snowballs, eggs, potions)
• Changed explosion and splash particles
• Linear attenuation and new block and creature sounds
• Closed captioning system for sounds
• Interface without ads or unneccesary notifications
• Chat moved to the lower left corner
• Transparent hotbar and tooltip background
• Updated fonts and item names
• Classic texture support (Programmer Art)
• Compatibility mode with other resource packs
• Shading for glowing block edges
• Unique animations for shield and spyglass
• Fixed display of items in the left hand
• Special textures for holiday chests (if the add-on is available)

Customization:

The pack offers several modes that can be switched in the settings. The most popular one is Default, which updates textures to match the current Java version. There is also Programmer Art, which brings back the classic look (for this, you'll need to download the free Classic Texture Pack from the store). And if you already have you're favorite textures, use Compatibility Mode. It will leave the visuals of your pack unchanged, but add all the sounds, animations and system messages from Java.

New movements:

Cows and pigs now have correct ears, sheep have smooth grass-eating animations, and wolves tilt their heads just like in Java. Java Aspects players have also been transformed, and now the swaying of items in the hands when using a bow or shield is gone, the swimming animation has become seamless and there are many other changes that are barely noticeable to inexperienced players.

Explosions are more detailed, water splashes have a slightly bluish tint, and blocks such as glowstone and obsidian have edge shading identical to the computer version.

Sounds andinterface:

With the Java Aspects Pack, you'll hear deeper explosions and characteristic clicks when using tools. Distance now also affects volume linearly as in the original. The store buttons and Beta labels at the top are gone; the hotbar has become transparent, and the text in the chat is now pinned to the lower left corner.

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