Category:Minecraft PE Texture Packs
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Description:
Homa RTX is a Vanilla based RTX texture pack allowing you to turn Ray tracing ON in your worlds.
Features Brighter nether, Glowing ores, Glowing Lapis/Redstone Block, Overall more light sources like: honeycomb block, Honey block & more…
Light grey glazed terracotta is Mirror block.
Torches/Glowstone/Sea lantern/Lava Emit lots of light.
Clear glass, good for playing with Light.
Almost every block stays identical to Vanilla textures
Screenshots:
Glowing ores (Including nether ores) And crying obsidian.
Crimson forests, shroomlight #HomaRTX
Overworld, sea. #MinecraftRTX
Soul sand valley, Lava. #MinecraftRTX
Brighter Nether. #MinecraftRTX
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“This texture packs main goal is being a Base for future releases of Many different packs, which should be used over this pack”
Please Read Before Downloading:
- You are not allowed to re-post this texture pack on any other website.
- You are not allowed to share this texture pack with your own links.
- You are allowed to use it in your videos, But name texture pack somewhere in the video, or leave a link somewhere.
- You are allowed to modify this texture pack for your personal use only.
- You are not allowed to use this texture pack as a template. (Unless I give permission, contact me via Discord.)
If You have any Questions, or want something to change let me know in comments!
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If this texture pack made you happy or helped out, you can make me happy by downloading with Support creator link
Installation
Note:
This texture pack will NOT work with Android/iOS devices or current Consoles, Only Minecraft Windows 10 Edition RTX BETA on a PC with at least a RTX 2060 GPU or Next gen consoles such as Xbox series X.
Steps to install/use:
- Download the pack
- Double click the download .mcpack file
- Activate texture pack in settings
- Enter any world
- Turn ray tracing on in settings (should be turned on by default)
If you have trouble downloading with support creator link you can watch a quick video below: