IndustrialPlanet
An industrial-planet look for Minecraft, made to be read from above. IndustrialPlanet is a resource pack with muted, painterly terrain, ore fields that stand out from far away, and an interface rebuilt as steel panels with orange accents. It was made for the FactoryCraft top-down factory camera, but it works in any world.
For Minecraft 26.2 (resource pack format 88). Optional: Continuity for ground transitions, IndustrialPlanet-Shaders (Iris) for lighting.
Terrain that reads from above
Grass, dirt, coarse dirt, sand, red sand and clay are redrawn at 32×32 in a calm, desaturated palette: dry olive grass, brown soil with pebbles, sand with dune ripples. Colours are baked into the textures, so the ground looks the same in every biome. Dune ripples run across blocks without seams, and grass stays seamless even when the game rotates blocks.
Ore fields that stand out
The FactoryCraft resource patches (iron, copper, coal, uranium and stone) get their own textures: chunky lumps on dark soil, lit from the top-left, in clearly different colours. Every patch has 4 texture variants × 4 rotations, so large fields look natural instead of tiled.
Only the models of these mod blocks are replaced. Without the resource pack, FactoryCraft keeps its default textures, and vanilla blocks such as raw iron or cobblestone are never touched.
Soft ground transitions (with Continuity)
With Continuity installed, higher ground spills over lower ground with a ragged, natural edge. Ore spills onto grass, grass onto sand and dirt, and red sand onto sand. This uses the standard connected-textures overlay format. Without Continuity, these files are simply ignored.
Trees
Oak, birch and acacia logs and leaves are redrawn to match: dark bark with fissures and moss, pale birch with dark marks, grey acacia with orange heartwood, and muted olive leaves.
