This repo is for my new and improved MCBE utility pack, started as a fork, to be a minimal utility for redstone development.
If you're just here for the pack, no problem! You can find them in the build/ directory.
Tip
If you want to use the pack directly on Windows or Android devices, simply change the file extension from .zip to .mcpack
The src/ directory holds the contents of the latest version in a readable format, making it easier to see what's under the hood! :3
Hoppers, droppers, dispensers, and observers all have minimal line indicators to show what direction they're facing. Hoppers and observers work flawlessly, with color changes to specify when the hoppers are locked or the observers fire.
The droppers and dispensers have a known quirk (stemming from having to use blockshape attributes), where the side exactly opposite of the face is not accurate. Until I am aware of an alternative, there is unfortunatley nothing I can do. :(
In the vanilla game, the textures for both are copies of one another. Now they are not, with a tiny tweak to make them easier to identify on the side and bottom.
There are a handful of blocks that Mojang doesn't intend for their users to have, so as a result, they have not been given textures or easily readable names.
The Air, End Gateway, and End Portal blocks now have real textures, with those AND Flowing/Static Lava, Flowing/Static Water, and Bubble Columns now having readable names.
Most sides of the sticky piston (much like comparators/repeaters) are copies of its non-sticky variant. This pack changes the piston arm's side and bottom's base texture to set itself apart, making them easier to differentiate between.
Although rather niche, the pumpkin and melon stems have been changed to be orange and green, repectively.
Scaffolding and water are no longer nightmares to try and look through, and sounds you'll likely hear often have been turned down a tad to minimize the madness.
The enchantment glint, pumpkin overlay, and off-hand Totems of Undying are not nearly as 'in-your-face', and particles have been "hollowed-out" in an attempt to be a bit easier to see beyond.
Tangentially, but still worth noting, is that TNT is not only quieter, but also emits less particles.