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{{about||a comprehensive history of block texture changes|Java Edition history of textures}} | {{about||a comprehensive history of block texture changes|Java Edition history of textures}} | ||
{{Update|Add 26.1 and 26.2 additions and changes.}} | |||
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[[File:1.21.11 Pre-Release 1 blocks.png-atlas.png|thumb|<samp>blocks.png-atlas</samp> in [[Java Edition 1.21.11]]]] | [[File:1.21.11 Pre-Release 1 blocks.png-atlas.png|thumb|<samp>blocks.png-atlas</samp> in [[Java Edition 1.21.11]]]] | ||
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|This atlas can now be exported to the screenshots folder using F3+S.}} | |This atlas can now be exported to the screenshots folder using F3+S.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||1.21.11|dev=25w45a|Items have been split to [[Minecraft:items.png-atlas]].}} | |{{HistoryLine||1.21.11|dev=25w45a|Items have been split to [[Minecraft:items.png-atlas]].}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||26.2|dev=snap3|Bed textures have been moved here following the removal of [[Minecraft:beds.png-atlas]].}} | |||
|{{HistoryLine|||dev=snap7|Sign textures have been moved here following the removal of [[Minecraft:signs.png-atlas]].}} | |||
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=== Versions of the atlas === | === Versions of the atlas === | ||
{{cleanup|reason=<nowiki/> | {{cleanup|reason=<nowiki/>|section=1| | ||
: ''Note: atlasdumper is [https://github.com/claiwe/atlasdumper-fabric/issues/10 currently broken] for versions 25w08a and beyond, so accurate, consistent versions of the atlas cannot currently be obtained.'' | : ''Note: atlasdumper is [https://github.com/claiwe/atlasdumper-fabric/issues/10 currently broken] for versions 25w08a and beyond, so accurate, consistent versions of the atlas cannot currently be obtained.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 11:05, 30 June 2026
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For the {{{Description}}} of the same name, see [[{{{Destination}}}]]. |
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blocks.png-atlas is a Minecraft:texture atlas used to store all Minecraft:block textures and some Minecraft:block entity and Minecraft:entity textures.
Format
blocks.png-atlas is a fixed-width 2048×2048-pixel file that is split into different 16×16-pixel squares for most blocks and items. Only the top left 1024×512 corner is actually filled with blocks and items in the base game default textures.
The following textures are included:
- All Minecraft:block textures
- Including Minecraft:item frames and Minecraft:glow item frames.
- All Minecraft:fluid textures
- Minecraft:Conduit eye, closed and open<ref name="RemainderEntities">Template:Bug</ref>
- Conduit shell, closed and open<ref name="RemainderEntities"/>
- Conduit wind<ref name="RemainderEntities"/>
- Minecraft:Bell<ref name="RemainderEntities"/>
- Minecraft:Enchanting table book<ref name="RemainderEntities"/>
- Block breaking animation
- Minecraft:Missing texture
- Debug textures
Viewing
Like other atlases, blocks.png-atlas can be produced in the game's screenshot folder by pressing F3 and S in 1.19.4 Pre-release 3 and onwards. In prior versions, however, the atlas is often hidden.
As the UV mapping for block and item models is unbounded, custom models can be used to view the atlas in-game in full, though high-quality copies will not be obtainable through this method.
From 19w41a, resource packs can also display the atlas using shader tricks. This can be used to view several different atlases before changes in 21w10a make this impossible. An example resource pack can be found here in the Minecraft Commands discord server alongside instructions.
History
Versions of the atlas
Mipmapped versions
Up to four mipmapped versions of each atlas are also generated by the game, depending on the current values in Video Settings. The textures would be shrunk to 8×8, 4×4, 2×2 and 1×1, and would render instead of the normal textures at far distances or sharp angles of incidence.
