[64x > 1024x] Optimum Realism Texture Pack 1.19.2 → 1.16

Today, Minecraft's visual design may seem a little outdated to some people, and nostalgic to others, and then there is the third category of players, for whom the looks just simply make the game unplayable. Optimum Realism mostly focuses on the latter. The main difference between other realistic texture packs and Optimum is that with other packs visuals are stunning, but the performance is weak. Optimum does a couple of things to upgrade visuals, higher texture resolution is just one aspect. More details were added to in-game objects like grass, rocks, different types of stones, trees, and plants. A very interesting feature added is the density of leaves. The forests look more alive, and more welcoming. Optimum offers breathtaking textures, sharp edges, incredible details, and beautiful light, while the performance is still stable. No lag, no FPS problems, no tearing, nothing. That is, of course, if you have a very strong PC. The pack can make the game unstable on weak setups, but at least it tries to balance visuals and performance. So the developers recommend a video card like GTX 1080, or newer, and 8 GB of RAM, or more to be able to run smoothly. If you want the best results, use one of the following shaders: Kappa, BSL, or SEUS.

Optimum Realism compatible versions:

1.19.2
1.19.1
1.19
1.18.2
1.18.1
1.18
1.17.1
1.17
1.16.5
1.16.4
1.16.3
1.16.2
1.16.1
1.16

Optimum Realism — Screenshots & Video

Optimum Realism — Installation

In order for Optimum Realism to function properly, the Optifine Mod must be pre-installed. Without it, some resource pack features like HD textures, random mobs, connected textures, and so on will not work!

Download the texture pack, you should get a .zip file
Open the folder to which you downloaded the file
Copy the .zip file
Open Minecraft
In Minecraft, click on “Options”, then “Resource Packs”
Choose “Open resource pack folder”
Paste the file into the resourcepacks folder in the Minecraft directory
Go back to Minecraft, the resource pack should now be showing up in the list

Fix: Optimum Realism Resource Pack Not Showing Up

Verify that the zip file you downloaded has a valid folder structure.
Ensure that the following folders and files are present in the root directory of the downloaded zip file:
- Example_Pack.zip
  - 📁 assets
  - 📄 pack.mcmeta
  - 🖼️ pack.png
If you have only one folder in the root directory of the downloaded .zip file, make sure to copy that folder in the resourcepacks folder inside of the Minecraft directory.
- Example_Pack.zip
  - 📁 Example_je-1.19.X-0.2
Feel free to leave a comment if none of these solutions work for you😢

Be aware of these facts before downloading:

Credit for the creation of Optimum Realism goes to Atmosphere_Of_Tech
The resource packs we provide are never modified or edited in any way. Our web server does not host any files of the resource packs, shaders, mods, or tools you see on this website. We only use official download links provided by the authors.
We update the links manually, so they might stop working with each new update. Our goal is to update links as quickly as possible, and most of the time, we update everything on time without any problems. However, if there is a sudden issue with any link, please let us know via the comments.