
Tightfault Revamp Edit — 16x Minecraft resource pack
by karmette
A small edit for the pack "Tightfault" for later versions of the game. Made by karmette, it retextures combat and vanilla like at 16x and works on Minecraft 1.19 – 26.1.2. The pack is MIT, but its zip also carries copies of the InventoryHUD+ mod's GUI textures, which are All Rights Reserved — so we do not mirror it, and the button above goes to the author’s official Modrinth page.
How to install Tightfault Revamp Edit
- 1Download the Tightfault Revamp Edit
.zipfrom the button above — keep it zipped. Its licence, or the licence of artwork inside it, doesn’t allow re-hosting, so that button takes you to the official Modrinth page — always the newest build, straight from the author. - 2Launch Minecraft 1.19 – 26.1.2 and open Options → Resource Packs → Open Pack Folder.
- 3Drop the .zip into that
resourcepacksfolder (%appdata%\.minecraft\resourcepackson Windows). - 4Back in-game, move Tightfault Revamp Edit to the right-hand column to activate it and click Done. No restart needed — textures swap immediately.
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Resolution & compatibility
At 16x it matches vanilla's native resolution, so it costs essentially no extra VRAM and runs anywhere Minecraft runs. Tightfault Revamp Edit retextures combat, vanilla like, and works alongside other packs — Minecraft applies them top-down, so put Tightfault Revamp Edit above any pack you want it to override. It also stacks cleanly with shader packs, since resource packs change textures while shaders change lighting.
More 16x resource packs
Tightfault Revamp Edit is created by karmette and published under its own MIT (includes All Rights Reserved textures) terms. Those terms, or the terms of artwork the pack includes, don’t allow re-hosting, so we link to the author’s official download rather than mirroring it. MineSpecs is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with karmette, Mojang Studios or Microsoft.