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| System Name | Omen |
|---|---|
| Processor | i7-4710HQ |
| Cooling | Dual fan/heatpipe |
| Memory | 16GB |
| Video Card(s) | 4GB GTX 860M |
| Storage | 256GB PCIE SSD/256GB PNY UHS-1 SD Card |
| Display(s) | 15.6' 1080P |
| Case | Aluminium |
| Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
| Power Supply | Brick |
| Software | Win 10 |
Just have a look and be :O
HOW TO: Download the first texture pack! http://blog.fileplanet.com/2011/03/18/minecraft-textures-now-diamond-status/
THEN DOWNLOAD : http://www.fileplanet.com/219187/210000/fileinfo/Minecraft---HD-Texture-Fix
This patch only works with texture packs installed in your minecraft.jar, or that you install using the "Texture Pack" option on the patcher. If you just have your textures in the same folder as your Minecraft app/launcher, the patch will not work. The texture pack selector inside of Minecraft is not supported, but may work.
HOW TO USE
0. Open Minecraft and switch to the default textures.
1. Download and run the latest file for your OS below.
2. If the file fields are not automatically filled in, hit the top browse button and find your minecraft.jar
3. Hit the browse button next to "Texture Pack" and find the .zip file for the texture pack you want to use.
4. Click patch.
5. When it's done, click Test Minecraft. If it doesn't work, follow the instructions at the top of this post. If it does, you can launch Minecraft normally.
THANKS. I take no copyright for this, just getting it our there, thats all.
HOW TO: Download the first texture pack! http://blog.fileplanet.com/2011/03/18/minecraft-textures-now-diamond-status/
THEN DOWNLOAD : http://www.fileplanet.com/219187/210000/fileinfo/Minecraft---HD-Texture-Fix
This patch only works with texture packs installed in your minecraft.jar, or that you install using the "Texture Pack" option on the patcher. If you just have your textures in the same folder as your Minecraft app/launcher, the patch will not work. The texture pack selector inside of Minecraft is not supported, but may work.
HOW TO USE
0. Open Minecraft and switch to the default textures.
1. Download and run the latest file for your OS below.
2. If the file fields are not automatically filled in, hit the top browse button and find your minecraft.jar
3. Hit the browse button next to "Texture Pack" and find the .zip file for the texture pack you want to use.
4. Click patch.
5. When it's done, click Test Minecraft. If it doesn't work, follow the instructions at the top of this post. If it does, you can launch Minecraft normally.
THANKS. I take no copyright for this, just getting it our there, thats all.
I wish i could get anti-aliasing to work in this thing... MLAA seems to sort of work but only on some surfaces. Using 24x FSAA just makes it incredibly slow but it looks pretty much the same as with 0x FSAA...