Nautilus3D

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Nautilus3D is a Minecraft Resource-pack, mainly focused on 3D-Models with a vanilla style.

We aim to provide a highly polished pack with an emphasis on decorative blocks, strong optimization, and various little fixes.

For bug-reports & feature-requests please open an issue on our GitHub issue-page!

Noteworthy Features

Randomized blocks
- Fully randomized bookshelves
- Fully randomized chiselled bookshelves
- Fully randomized ores
- Fully randomized crops
- Semi-random crafting table
Animated 3D Stonecutter
Epic Trident handmodel (requires OptiFine / EMF)
Flawless bushy leaves
Fully featured doors & trapdoors
Flawless rails
Sleek Hotbar & Icons
Themed GUI / Main-Menu

Compatibility

We always focus on the newest Minecraft version, but the pack should more or less work all the way back to 1.13.

We used to make seperate editions of the pack for Minecraft 1.8 and 1.12, but ultimately decided to stop supporting them some time ago. If you still play on Minecraft 1.8 or 1.12 you can find older Nautilus3D versions in the GitHub Release Arcive folder.

All testing is done using the latest Vanilla snapshot, and the latest stable Fabric ( + Sodium & Iris). Optifine, and Forge should work just fine aswell.

Some special features (like the Trident) require OptiFine to work as intended. If you use Fabric + Sodium you can use these alternatives:

EMF and ETF for custom entity-models
CIT-Resewn for custom item-textures
Continuity for connected-textures.

Please always use the latest versions of Fabric / Sodium / Forge / OptiFine / etc.. or you might run into very unexpected issues.

Performance

The only thing really impacting the in-game performance are our fancy leaves and their variations. We tried our best to make them as fast as possible, while not compromising on their variety. If you're on Fabric/Sodium, we recommend using the "Cull Less Leaves" mod to get back a bit of performance.

Shaders

I'ts been a high priority for us to make Nautilus3D play nice with most shaders that are out there. That's also why we didn't include any fancy flower / vegetation models, because that would look horrible combined with wind effects. (Also, it's really hard to make lol)

Additonally, due to Minecrafts dodgy ambient occlusion and complete lack of Anti-Aliasing, even basic shaders would make a great difference. This is especially visible on bushy leaves.

Our top picks are: