All these changes have also a functional purpose as inventory is much easier to navigate and organize. Also, the crafting menu was improved with new textures. The new brown inventory and subtle nuances such as wood boards placed under inventory items showcase the attention to detail of the resource pack author. The higher-resolution textures are also reflected in how items look in the inventory. Lastly, the player inventory and HUD have been updated. They were matched with appropriate inventory and menu icons. To complement these improvements, the developer went a bit further and replaced weapon and armor textures. Some mobs and creeps also received a visual revamp to make them more suitable for the theme. There are also new player textures inspired by clothing typical for the medieval age. Some of them received a darker tone which makes them much more suitable if you are planning to build a castle, tower, or dungeon. We can see new textures to blocks of stone, pavements, ores, flowers, crops, wood, doors, brick walls, fences, sand, dirt, lava, trees, and more. Compared to vanilla Minecraft, Chroma Hills changes a bunch of textures to make them fit better in a Medieval setting. Compared to the standard Minecraft 16x resolution, even the lower-end version that uses 64x textures has stunning details that reduce pixilation and are more detailed and refined. The developer also increased the texture resolution. However, it is not just the textures themselves that make the Chroma Hills resource pack so visually stunning. Over 1000 textures received special treatment from the developer. Many textures have been changed and tweaked to a certain degree. The overall Medieval theme is easy to notice. Using that experience, he managed to create Chroma Hills, inspired by his vision of how Minecraft visuals should look. Simon had prior experience working in the game industry. Some of this success is attributed to the experience of the developer known as SycloneSJS, also known as Simon. Unlike similar other projects that were abandoned, Chroma Hills is still getting updates and still sees large numbers of downloads daily. The Chroma Hills texture pack has been released in 2012.
Combined with the RPG elements, the resource pack managed to become one of the most popular packs ever released and one of the longest-standing ones, receiving updates for many years. Using cartoonish textures and RPG elements, the resource pack delivers a medieval theme that stands out when compared to similar projects. The Chroma Hills resource pack is one such example of a successful reimagining of vanilla Minecraft. While these types of resource packs have their audience, many players enjoy texture packs that are designed to be cartoonish and use textures that are flashier. Many resource packs use real images as textures to add a certain degree of realism.
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