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Flower Clusters Resource pack for Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1

Flowers cover the ground better, being placed in clusters rather than individually

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About the Flower Clusters resource pack

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Flowers placed on the ground don’t fill in enough space to look good on their own. This resource pack aims to fix that by making flowers be in clusters rather than individual, filling in the empty spaces between flowers and making the world generally much prettier.

Because this only changes models and not textures, it should be compatible with any pack that changes the flowers' textures. However, it won't be compatible with packs that change the flowers' models, for example packs that give flowers a 3D model rather than a 2D cross shape.

There's also support for various mods to make the flowers that they add placed as clusters too. Here's the full list of supported mods:

Supported Mod List

Currently supported mods:

  • Biomes O' Plenty (burning blossom, glowflower, orange cosmos, pink hibiscus, rose, wilted lily)
  • The Aether (white flower, purple flower)
  • Wilder Wild (carnation, marigold, seeding dandelion, pasqueflower)
  • Trailier Tales (cyan rose)
  • Nature's Spirit (anemone, black iris, blue iris, hibiscus)
  • No Man's Land (aconite, starflower, thistle, blue lupine, red lupine, yellow lupine, pink lupine, autumn crocus, wild mint)
  • Verdance (violet)
  • Friends & Foes (buttercup)
  • Atmospheric (firethorn, gilia, yucca flower)
  • Environmental (violet, bluebell, dianthus, yellow hibiscus, orange hibiscus, red hibiscus, pink hibiscus, magenta hibiscus, purple hibiscus, red lotus flower, white lotus flower, tasselflower)
  • Autumnity (autumn crocus)
  • Buzzier Bees (buttercup, pink clover, white clover)

What flowers should or shouldn't be placed in clusters is determined by how much the default flower model covers the block it's on. That's why some larger flowers aren't placed in clusters, for example hibiscuses in Wilder Wild.

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How to install Flower Clusters

With Millida Launcher

  1. Install Millida Launcher

    The launcher is free: download it at millida.net/launcher and sign in with any nickname.

  2. Click “Install” on this page

    The launcher opens and installs the resource pack for Minecraft 1.13–26.3 automatically.

  3. Launch the game

    A profile with it appears in the launcher: click “Play”.

Manually

  1. Download the archive

    Pick the file Flower Clusters 1.2.1.zip (138 KB) for your game version. No need to unpack it.

  2. Put it in the resourcepacks folder

    The easiest way: “Options”, then “Resource Packs”, then “Open Pack Folder”, and drag the archive there.

  3. Enable the pack

    In the same window, move the pack to the right-hand “Selected” column and click “Done”.

Versions

With dependencies

MinecraftLoaderFileDateActions
26.3—26.3138 KB 4
26.1—26.1137 KB
1.21.11—1.21.11137 KB
26.2—26.2137 KB—
1.18.2—1.18.2137 KB—
1.16.5—1.16.5137 KB—

FAQ

Which Minecraft versions does Flower Clusters work on?

There are files for 1.13–26.3, 51 versions in total. The newest is 26.3.

Does Flower Clusters need mods?

No, the resource pack works in the plain game without loaders: put it into the resourcepacks folder and enable it in the options.

Where can I download Flower Clusters safely?

On this page: the file Flower Clusters 1.2.1.zip (138 KB) is stored on Millida’s server, with no link shorteners. SHA-1 checksum: 9fd52f472ef18b0de3a8618632c97173331faf0d.

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