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'''Programmer Art''' ({{in|java}}) and the '''Minecraft Classic Texture Pack''' ({{in|PS4|}} and formerly ''[[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition]]'') are [[Minecraft:resource pack]]s that primarily use classic ''Minecraft'' [[Minecraft:textures]] from before the [[Minecraft:Texture Update]]. The name in ''Java Edition'' refers to the fact that these textures were created by the programmers of the game, rather than a dedicated art team; the term [[Minecraft:w:programmer art|programmer art]] is common for referring to such assets in video games. | '''Programmer Art''' ({{in|java}}) and the '''Minecraft Classic Texture Pack''' ({{in|PS4|}} and formerly ''[[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition]]'') are [[Minecraft:resource pack]]s that primarily use classic ''Minecraft'' [[Minecraft:textures]] from before the [[Minecraft:Texture Update]]. The name in ''Java Edition'' refers to the fact that these textures were created by the programmers of the game, rather than a dedicated art team; the term [[Minecraft:w:programmer art|programmer art]] is common for referring to such assets in video games. | ||
The equivalent resource packs are built into ''Java Edition'' and ''PlayStation 4 Edition'', and it was available as a free download on the [[Minecraft:Marketplace]] in ''Bedrock Edition''. | The equivalent resource packs are built into ''Java Edition'' and ''PlayStation 4 Edition'', and it was available as a free download on the [[Minecraft:Marketplace]] in ''Bedrock Edition''. The texture pack was quietly delisted from [[Minecraft:Marketplace]] on ''Bedrock Edition'' on June 5, 2026. No announcement, statement, or reason was given for the removal. The pack is still available on ''PlayStation 4 Edition'' and ''Java Edition''. | ||
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|{{HistoryLine||April 2, 2019|link={{tweet|quinnrichter|1111312831784210432}}|Added the ''Minecraft Classic Texture Pack'' to the Marketplace.}} | |{{HistoryLine||April 2, 2019|link={{tweet|quinnrichter|1111312831784210432}}|Added the ''Minecraft Classic Texture Pack'' to the Marketplace.}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine||June 5, 2026|link=none|The ''Minecraft Classic Texture Pack'' gets delisted | |{{HistoryLine||June 5, 2026|link=none|The ''Minecraft Classic Texture Pack'' gets quietly delisted.}} | ||
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Revision as of 11:19, 19 October 2026
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Programmer Art (Template:In) and the Minecraft Classic Texture Pack (Template:In and formerly Minecraft:Bedrock Edition) are Minecraft:resource packs that primarily use classic Minecraft Minecraft:textures from before the Minecraft:Texture Update. The name in Java Edition refers to the fact that these textures were created by the programmers of the game, rather than a dedicated art team; the term programmer art is common for referring to such assets in video games.
The equivalent resource packs are built into Java Edition and PlayStation 4 Edition, and it was available as a free download on the Minecraft:Marketplace in Bedrock Edition. The texture pack was quietly delisted from Minecraft:Marketplace on Bedrock Edition on June 5, 2026. No announcement, statement, or reason was given for the removal. The pack is still available on PlayStation 4 Edition and Java Edition.
Textures
Blocks
Structural
Utility
Ornamental
Plants
Operator utility
Items
Tools
Ignored textures
Despite having a separate older texture Template:In from before the Texture Update, Minecraft:leather horse armor and Minecraft:command blocks still uses its post-Texture Update texture Template:In. Mojang have stated that they have no intention to resolve this inconsistency.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>
The Minecraft:panorama displayed is always the latest for the version being played,<ref>Template:Bug</ref> rather than being reverted to the Update Aquatic panorama (which was the last iteration before the Texture Update) or the Beta 1.8 – 1.12.2 panorama. The gradient overlay is also not displayed if the pack is active.
Several Minecraft:map icons are not reverted to their pre-1.13 appearances in Programmer art. Mojang have intentionally excluded the player arrow<ref>Template:Bug</ref> and the two player-out-of-map icons<ref>Template:Bug</ref> from the pack, whereas the old Minecraft:ocean monument and Minecraft:woodland mansion icons have been omitted presumably as an oversight given the ticket's Normal triage.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>
Minecraft:Buried treasure maps use a slightly inaccurate texture compared to their pre-26.3 appearence, which Mojang have chosen not to fix.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>
Models
Quotes
"The classic Minecraft look you know and love! We recently updated the game with new and stylish textures, but if you prefer more of a retro flavor to your Minecraft, this is the pack for you! Why not try both packs and compare them yourself?
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
PlayStation 4 Edition
Gallery
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Template:BE pack icon
Promotional images
Bedrock Edition
Screenshots
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Blocks without Programmer Art enabled
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Blocks with Programmer Art enabled