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Actions & Stuff: Flat Textures 🥑 Make your world look like the Minecraft trailers! Actions & Stuff: Flat Textures recreates that clean, colourful and simplified style across blocks, items, mobs and more. It works as a fully standalone texture pack, or pairs with Actions & Stuff to give all...

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Shubb1 month ago

This looks REALLY good! It's not a must-buy for me, but I will have it on my wish list for when a sale comes around.

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ElExeXD1011 month ago

Soy yo o se parece al bare bones?

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NekSpectre1 month ago

Ngl this might be the best thing ever, I can finally play like it’s shown in the trailers + some awesome animations!? This is heaven ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

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Goldie/Mason1 month ago

I am not against anyone liking this but this always came across as TOO animated for me it looks like the Bowser fart gif and I think Minecraft not having too much animation adds to it's charm.

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Playerlite RT1 month ago

Finalmente Bare Bones en Bedrock

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Pochilito🍄 COMMS OPEN!!1 month ago

it’s so nice

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Tipzy1 month ago

Can’t use actions and stuff because of this… what’s happening?

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El Lanzaguisantes1 month ago

Bare bones:

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maryam✿ 🏳️‍🌈1 month ago

It was working great now my worlds all bugged out! What do I do 😭

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boxxie791 month ago

bedrock marketplaces greatest idea yet: bare bones if it cost money

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Lieutenant Titus1 month ago

This is just Bare Bones but it's paid

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Ben1 month ago

Peak

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EthanWeldz 🐧1 month ago

I really hope we get glowing ores one day :)

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Shroominary1 month ago

anything BUT java actions and stuff

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BenShet1 month ago

There should be a discount on the texture pack for those who already bought the actions and stuff

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Atlas1 month ago

Punchy still better

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ITs NINJA_One1 month ago

I hate you bro 😡

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TheLuckster1 month ago

YES

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🏰❄️1 month ago

@_MINECRAFT_LIVE 🏰❄️

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DarkGatto 𝕏 ⛏️1 month ago

Peak

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