Screenshot 1 of 4. Nine textured blocks stand on grass in a daytime landscape, showing the Protect my eyes pack's block textures.
What Protect my eyes 护眼大补丸 works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Minecraft versions | 1.19, 1.19.4, 1.20.6, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2, 26.3 |
The Protect my eyes resource pack (护眼大补丸) is a simplistic, vanilla-like 16x pack for Java by hsds. It draws a border around commonly used blocks, so counting squares on a large build stops being a strain. It works on the player's own machine only and needs no companion mod.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 1.19 to 26.3.
What changes visually
The idea is narrow and clear. The pack adds a border to commonly used blocks, which makes it easier to count slots when you are planning building construction.
- Style: simplistic and vanilla-like, at 16x.
- Purpose: easier slot counting for construction work.
- Requirements: the newest build requires nothing else.
- Side: the player's own install only, with no part for a dedicated host.
How to install Protect my eyes
- 1.Get the .zip from the Modrinth page linked on this listing.
- 2.In Options, open Resource Packs, then choose Open Pack Folder and drop the .zip in.
- 3.Move the pack to the Selected side of the screen and confirm.
A pack built for another release can still load but shows an incompatibility warning. For a fuller walkthrough, see the resource pack install guide.
Questions about Protect my eyes 护眼大补丸.
3 questions
What does the Protect my eyes resource pack do?
It adds a border to commonly used blocks. The outline makes it easier to count slots and squares when you are working on large construction projects. The rest of the look stays simple and close to vanilla at 16x.
How do I install Protect my eyes?
Download the .zip from Modrinth and place it in the resourcepacks folder, which you can reach from Options, Resource Packs, Open Pack Folder. Then move the pack to the Selected side of the Resource Packs screen. No extra mod is needed.
Is Protect my eyes available for Bedrock?
This listing covers the Java pack hosted on Modrinth. Bedrock uses a different pack format, so the Java .zip is not meant for it.
