Welcome to your Conquest_
The original Conquest_ resource pack, ported to Bedrock and available on the Minecraft Marketplace.
What is Conquest – Bedrock Edition?
This is the official Bedrock port of the original Conquest resource pack, available on the Minecraft Marketplace. For those unfamiliar with Minecraft’s Bedrock edition, it runs on another engine that benefits from much better performance, higher render distances and easy multiplayer with cross-play on various platforms, such as Xbox, mobile, PlayStation, Switch and of course Windows. This version of Conquest has been carefully made to preserve the original’s high detail and atmosphere. Much work has gone into recreating the features critical to the Conquest experience as well as possible, such as connected textures, the UI and the custom skybox.
What does it have to offer?
Connected textures
The connected textures of the original, recreated as random textures.
More textures
More than the average Bedrock pack: Conquest uses double slabs, the petrified slab and the technical blocks to widen the selection of blocks you can build with.
Detailed Conquest UI
Bedrock’s in-game UI reworked to carry the immersive, detailed UI of the original, plus a little more.
Custom skybox
A subtle but crucial detail the original gets through Optifine, reworked to run natively on Bedrock.
Made by builders, for builders
A selection of textures put together for techniques experienced builders rely on, such as gradienting.
Block catalog
See every block before you decide if Conquest is for you.
Open the catalog
Conquest_ 1.26 Update Overlay
Conquest textures for the 1.26 updates: baby mobs and golden dandelion, sulfur and cinnabar, poplar wood, cushions, straw bed, shelf mushrooms and red shrub. The official update is taking a long time to get approved for the Minecraft Marketplace, so we want to be upfront with you and share it here in the meantime. This is a temporary download until the update is live in the store.
How to install
You need Conquest_ from the Minecraft Marketplace; this pack only adds to it. Wherever you install it, it has to sit above Conquest_ in your active packs.
Windows PC
- Double-click the downloaded
.mcpackfile. Minecraft opens and imports it. - Go to Settings → Global Resources, find the overlay under My Packs and press Activate.
- Make sure it is listed above Conquest_ (use the arrows to move it).
Android
- Open the downloaded file and choose Minecraft as the app to open it with.
- Activate it in Settings → Global Resources, above Conquest_.
iPhone / iPad
- The download lands in the Files app under Downloads.
- Tap and hold the file, choose Share, then pick Minecraft.
- Activate it in Settings → Global Resources, above Conquest_.
Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch
Consoles can't import pack files, only Marketplace content. Until the update is in the store you can join a world or Realm hosted by a friend on PC or mobile that has the overlay added to its resource packs, or wait for the store release, which arrives with Conquest_ automatically.
After the official release
Remove the overlay again (Settings → Storage → Resource Packs), so it doesn't cover newer textures from the store version.
Trouble?
- Import failed: check the file still ends in
.mcpack; some browsers add.zip. - Nothing changed: the overlay must be above Conquest_, and your game must be 1.26.50+.
Introducing the double-slab extravaganza
Alongside the normal block textures Minecraft provides, Conquest adds a bunch of extra textures you get by placing double slabs of certain blocks, plus a dirt texture for the petrified oak slab for smoother walking on your forest paths. More options for those extra details in your builds.
Hover a slab to see what it turns into as a double slab
- CobblestoneSlabDouble slabTop texture, fan pattern setts
- Oak WoodSlabDouble slabCarved oak wood
- Stone BrickSlabDouble slabChiseled stone brick capital
- BrickSlabDouble slabMossy brick
- QuartzSlabDouble slabWattle and daub frame (randomized)
- Dark Oak WoodSlabDouble slabShoji
- Mossy CobblestoneSlabDouble slabTop texture, dirty fan pattern setts
- Spruce WoodSlabDouble slabCarved spruce wood
- Birch WoodSlabDouble slabCarved birch wood
- Jungle WoodSlabDouble slabCarved jungle wood
- Acacia WoodSlabDouble slabPerpendicular acacia planks
- End Stone BrickSlabDouble slabSandstone tudor cross frames (randomized)
- Smooth QuartzSlabDouble slabWattle and daub frame
- CrimsonSlabDouble slabSandstone tudor frame
- WarpedSlabDouble slabThatch
- Cut SandstoneSlabDouble slabCut sandstone capital
- Smooth SandstoneSlabDouble slabMossy smooth sandstone
- Red SandstoneSlabDouble slabMossy red sandstone
- Smooth Red SandstoneSlabDouble slabMossy smooth red sandstone
- GraniteSlabDouble slabSmooth red granite
- Polished GraniteSlabDouble slabDark stained polished granite
- DioriteSlabDouble slabDark weathered diorite
- Polished DioriteSlabDouble slabWeathered polished diorite
- AndesiteSlabDouble slab
- Polished AndesiteSlabDouble slabCracks between the bricks, made to mix with regular polished andesite
- StoneSlabDouble slabSmooth stone
- Nether BrickSlabDouble slabNether brick pillar
- Red Nether BrickSlabDouble slabDark nether brick column
- Mangrove WoodSlabDouble slab
- BambooSlabDouble slabLog wall
- Bamboo MosaicSlabDouble slabStacked firewood
- Cut CopperSlabDouble slabCross hatched metal plating
- Exposed Cut CopperSlabDouble slabRusty cross hatched metal plating (also weathered and oxidized)
Natural gradients
Thanks to our years of experience with a very creative building community, Conquest offers great ways to add natural looking gradients to your builds. Use them for weathering, moss or other effects to make your build even more immersive.
Hover a wall to see the blocks it is made of, and a block to see its name
- Test#1 Moss to grey stone
Bottom to topMossy rubble at the foot, plain grey stone above - Test#2 Soot to pale stone
Bottom to topSooty black rubble rising into pale diorite - Test#3 Dark to light masonry
Bottom to topDark deepslate bricks fading to light dressed stone - Test#4 Mossy rubble to limestone
Bottom to topOvergrown rubble turning into pale limestone - Test#5 Red rock to sandstone
Bottom to topRed rubble at the foot, warm sandstone at the top - Test#6 Mossy cobble to sandstone
Bottom to topMossy cobbles giving way to sandstone brick - Test#7 Brick to sandstone
Bottom to topDark brick base under sandstone ashlar - Test#8 Brick to grey stone
Bottom to topBrick patching at the foot of a stone brick wall - Test#9 Dark rubble to stone brick
Bottom to topBlack rubble footing under grey stone brick - Test#10 Earth
Bottom to topDark soil to coarse dirt, gravel and stone - Test#14 Red rubble to cream
Bottom to topRed sandstone at the foot, red rubble fading through tuff to cream stone - Test#15 Andesite to diorite
Bottom to topDark andesite rising through stone to light diorite
Default or Conquest
Drag across the picture to compare. We also invested a lot of time into customizing the GUI of the game to fit the Conquest aesthetic, for the complete experience.
Default
Conquest
This is only the beginning!
We have plans for future updates to the pack, to give you the best tools to build the world of your dreams. Potential updates include, but are not limited to:
- Latest versionsReleases for the latest Minecraft versions
- MobsCustom mob models and animations
- Custom modelsNot supported by resource packs for technical reasons yet, but we keep an eye out for updates that could make them possible
To stay up to date with what we add next, or if you have questions about the pack, join us on Discord.
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