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    RAY's 3D Rails texture pack for Minecraft 26.1

    RAY's 3D Rails

    Adds depth to rail segments, intersections, and detector plates with high-detail 3D models and consistent vanilla textures.

    by xR4YM0ND·Updated 2 weeks ago

    RAY's 3D Rails

    RAY's 3D Rails replaces the flat, 2D textures of Minecraft tracks with detailed 3D models. It adds actual geometry to the ties and rails while keeping everything in line with the native vanilla look. No new items are added; it simply updates how rails look when placed in your world.

    Features

    • Full 3D models for all vanilla rail types (Standard, Powered, Detector, and Activator).
    • Depth added to rail ties, metal tracks, and pressure plates.
    • Support for LabPBR, making rails look great with compatible shaders.
    • Consistent vanilla color palette so it blends in with your existing builds.
    • Extensive mod support covering major additions like Create, Alex's Caves, and Botania.

    Supported Mods

    This pack includes custom 3D models for the following mods:

    • Alex's Caves
    • Botania
    • Caverns & Chasms
    • Copper Rails
    • Create (Forge and Fabric)
    • Little Logistics
    • Modern Minecarts
    • More Minecarts and Rails
    • More Rail Variants (MStV+)
    • Mythic Metals
    • Oxidized
    • Spelunkery
    • Thermal Locomotion
    • Useful Railroads
    • Xannosz's Better Minecarts

    Resolution & Performance

    The pack uses 16x textures to match vanilla Minecraft. While the models have more polygons than the original flat planes, the performance impact is negligible on most systems. It is a lightweight way to improve the look of minecart systems and industrial builds.

    Compatibility

    Compatible with most modern versions of Minecraft. Since it is a resource pack, it generally works across many versions as long as the internal block names haven't changed. For the best experience with modded rails, ensure you are using the corresponding mod versions for your game instance.