Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack

Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack is a resource pack for Minecraft 1.15.1 that, you guessed it, places the grim, apocalyptic world of Fallout right into the middle of Minecraft. Nuka-Cola, Pip-boys and some old-style music abound as you travel the wastelands in block form. But is this pack worthy of the Fallout moniker? Does it bring some exciting post-apocalyptic goodness to the cheery demeanour of Minecraft? Read on to find out!

What is Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack?

Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack is a pack that changes a variety of the game’s textures to ones that mimic recognisable elements of the Fallout aesthetic. From the humble beginnings of Fallout 1 to the ambitious and adored expansive nature of Fallout: New Vegas, this pack has a ton of pools to draw inspiration from to give you your Fallout fix.

What is Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack like to play with?

Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack initially had me pretty excited. Like many, I’ve played a few of the Fallout games, and like many, I’ve spent tons of hours scavenging, battling and of course singing my way across the wastelands of the iconic game series. But I found that this resource pack was a bit disappointing and couldn’t really offer much of an authentic Fallout experience. 

I’d first like to say that there is a decent collection of Fallout-related items in this pack. Some are actually very detailed and make use of items that you don’t typically see considered in packs such as this one. For example, the wither skull has now become a welder’s mask, commonly worn by marauding raiders. This is an awesome little detail and I wish the pack had more of this sort of creativity.

The biggest downside is that the pack doesn’t affect the game’s textures in vast swathes and can definitely be categorised as not providing a visual overhaul. Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack could have easily retextured grass blocks to resemble nuke-scorched earth, trees to resemble stripped and skeletal logs as well as changing building materials to appear like cobbled-together resources similar to those found in the Fallout games. Unfortunately this isn’t the case and the pack doesn’t provide such an immersive experience. At the moment the pack seems best designed for Fallout custom content, but it is by no means a go-to pack if you’ve got a case of the uranium fever in Minecraft.

What is good about Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack?

✔ Very faithful to the Fallout video game series

✔ Great for Fallout adventure maps or other Fallout-related content

✔ A good foundation for further development

What is not-so-good about Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack?

X Not enough Fallout inspired content to offer an immersive experience

X Some blocks are left unaffected by the texture pack

X Not appealing for players who aren’t fans of the Fallout series

How to install Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack

Want to walk out in the fallout but in Minecraft? Then look no further! Here you’ll find my handy guide to resource pack installation that will give you the knowledge for Minecraft 1.15.1 and beyond. Read on to get stuck in!

Firstly, download Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack as a zip file and put the zip aside until later on. The next step is to open the ‘resourcepack’ folder in your Minecraft files. Don’t know where that is? Open up Minecraft and go to the options menu. From here, navigate to resource packs>open resource pack folder. Another way you can find the folder is by looking through your files manually. Use the following table of file directories to see which one you need, depending on your computer’s OS:

To complete the installation, place Fallout 1.15.1 by Charlieropesocks Texture Pack into the now open resource pack folder. Oh, and make sure to activate the pack through Minecraft’s in-game resource pack menu.

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