Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro Resource Pack 1.13.2 / 1.12.2

The Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro resource pack is the newest pack released by DelTaz, a renowned pack creator in the Minecraft community. DelTaz is a highly experienced creator who’s made various incredible resource packs that enhance Minecraft’s textures and make it more visually appealing. Like many of the packs they’ve previously released, the Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro texture pack is a brilliant addition to Minecraft that elevates your experience. It can exponentially improve a player’s gameplay experience upon installation. This resource pack features hyper-realistic textures that outdo most other Minecraft texture packs. Despite being incomplete, the pack offers a wide variety of features that will only grow as Deltaz implements more of them in the future. We’ll look at what they’ve already accomplished, which is incredible given that the texture pack isn’t finished yet, and there’s more content to come. As implied by its name, the Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro resource pack was created with photorealism in mind. The execution of this pack puts it at the top of other packs within this category. Its visuals, which are the main focus, are second to none. Despite not having the same high-graphic and intricately detailed textures that other texture packs in this category come with, the enhancements made by the Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro resource pack look stunning. Their lack of unneeded or noisy patterns and a darker color palette make the style more realistic. One of the many improvements that this game creates is changing cobblestone blocks. They no longer look like flat rocks in a cube pile but appear as chipped and broken stones pasted together. Out of the changes made to Minecraft’s textures, the cobblestone one is most likely to be the first incredible one players can experience. It will be seen in mines, villages, buildings, or structures that they make and will become a staple of their everyday gameplay within a short amount of time. It would be a crime not to mention the improvements made to lava.

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The high number of resource packs that try and fail to make realistic and visually appealing lava shows how difficult it is, but the Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro pack has accomplished what they failed to do. Lava found in vanilla Minecraft isn’t visually different from water aside from its color, which doesn’t give the impression of molten rock. This pack fixes that problem by combining yellow, orange, and red with black streaks to simulate what happens when the lava starts to cool. Although the damage caused by it in-game remains the same, the visual effect adds more realism to your game. Not every texture is designed with a wow factor in mind. Lots of blocks have reduced the level of detail in their textures, creating a monotonous look and making it hard to differentiate one block from the other. The flat and repetitive textures found in sand, grassy dirt, and mycelium don’t stand out when placed with another block of their type, which makes a lot of sense. If you were to walk along the beach or through a yard of freshly trimmed grass, the difference between one square foot of ground from the next would be nearly indistinguishable. The smoothing might seem boring from this description, but it’s been done to make the world look more realistic. Whether it enhances or diminishes Minecraft’s beauty is up to players who’ve downloaded the pack, but it’s excellent for people searching for highly realistic textures to add to their games. Oerlis Realistic Photo Pro’s textures come with a 128 x 128 resolution, a massive growth from vanilla Minecraft’s 16 x 16 textures. The increased details might cause FPS problems if used on a low-end device, which is likely since the pack hasn’t been optimized as well as others are. The average system should handle it pretty well, but it’s best used on a device with good quality hardware. Since it’s a pack with 128 x 128 resolution, you’ll probably run into FPS issues if you use it with a shader. This shouldn’t stop you from trying it out, though. If it doesn’t work, you can easily remove it or the shader and return to ordinary Minecraft. Since it’s so easy to remove, you shouldn’t be deterred from trying out the pack because of its high resolution.