File size
26.1 MB
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Resolution
16x
Downloads
107
Hearts
0
Updated
2w ago
About this pack
baby dont kill me
Colors
cyan#0b332b
armor/diamond
armor/netherite
axe/diamond
block/grass
block/netherrack
block/obsidian
block/stone
ender_pearl
golden_apple
sky/sun
sword/diamond
sword/iron
sword/netherite
sword/stone
totem
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install baby dont kill me?
Download the baby dont kill me .zip from PacksMC, open Minecraft and go to Options then Resource Packs, click Open Pack Folder, drop the .zip in, then enable the pack in-game. No mods required - it installs in under a minute.
Can I use baby dont kill me on Minecraft versions other than 1.21?
The upload targets Minecraft 1.21, and PacksMC's converter can generate builds for most other Java versions - pick the release you play in the download section and the file is prepared for you.
Is baby dont kill me free to download?
It's completely free. You can flip through baby dont kill me's textures right in the browser first, then download the .zip with one click.
Will baby dont kill me work on multiplayer servers?
Yes. baby dont kill me only changes visuals, so it's allowed on essentially every Minecraft server - including strict PvP servers where texture packs are standard practice.