Texture Resolution
Yes they are 100% safe although it may lag your minecraft (depending on the texture pack) if its a really high resolution one and u don't have a very good computer/laptop
For HD texture packs (over 16x16 in resolution), you have to use either MCPatcher or OptiFine in order for the textures to work and animate correctly.
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Texture Resolution
Minecraft uses Java, which is slower than what other games use.
If you go to minecraftforum.net, they have a thread dedicated to texture packs. The packs are sorted by resolution, so you can see if there's a 32x or 64x pack that has the right look and feel for you. I don't know of any texture packs that exactly mirror the original texture in a higher resolution. :(
This client mod allows for high resolution texture packs and for those texture packs to change water, lava and other textures not normally supported by vanilla Minecraft.
Yes they are 100% safe although it may lag your minecraft (depending on the texture pack) if its a really high resolution one and u don't have a very good computer/laptop
I cannot answer this question.
This would happen if you have a poor graphics card and possibly bad amounts of RAM.
If you are referring to Minecraft for the Xbox, then yes, you need to have a HD TV to allow splitscreen.
the screen size and the out put if you have a big screen then you try to play very large game as i;cod, minecraft, you may get some lag in your gameplay
For HD texture packs (over 16x16 in resolution), you have to use either MCPatcher or OptiFine in order for the textures to work and animate correctly.
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Resolution is picture resolution and vertical resolution is number of pixels on y axis.