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New Texture Pack system (Snapshot 13w02a)
enzo_craft
Hey guys!
In the newest snapshot, they say:
Textures for blocks and items now have individual image files
This is more they say:
Starting from this snapshot and forward, blocks and items will no longer load their artwork from one big sheet of sprites. Instead, they’ll have individual files for each image they’re using. The benefit from this is that it will be easier for us to support custom blocks and items in the future. It will also allow us to mix and match block artwork resolutions, and make sure that you get graphics for blocks that your current texture pack isn’t updated for.
(You can read more here: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Textu ... ecraft_1.5)
When you have already a texture, you have to convert it, you can download a program here: http://assets.minecraft.net/unstitcher/unstitcher.jar
What do you think of this? Let us know it!
In the newest snapshot, they say:
Textures for blocks and items now have individual image files
This is more they say:
Starting from this snapshot and forward, blocks and items will no longer load their artwork from one big sheet of sprites. Instead, they’ll have individual files for each image they’re using. The benefit from this is that it will be easier for us to support custom blocks and items in the future. It will also allow us to mix and match block artwork resolutions, and make sure that you get graphics for blocks that your current texture pack isn’t updated for.
(You can read more here: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Textu ... ecraft_1.5)
When you have already a texture, you have to convert it, you can download a program here: http://assets.minecraft.net/unstitcher/unstitcher.jar
What do you think of this? Let us know it!
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This is good news to my ears. Now I don't have to keep searching for where the updated block textures are.
Thank you for posting this here, I was going to myself but now hopefully people won't be too confused about it =)
It's a good thing IMO too; you can now have HD packs with no MCPatcher, custom animations in Vanilla, and mix-n-match resolutions. Maybe it'll be a bit tricky to get used to but sure, it'll be good in the long run =)
It's a good thing IMO too; you can now have HD packs with no MCPatcher, custom animations in Vanilla, and mix-n-match resolutions. Maybe it'll be a bit tricky to get used to but sure, it'll be good in the long run =)
This is going to completely change the future of texture packing =)
It may be a good thing for some people, as it means you can make sure no pixels overlap, good for hd packs =)
It may be a good thing for some people, as it means you can make sure no pixels overlap, good for hd packs =)
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they're completely changing the texturing system
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they're completely changing the texturing system
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