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Am I allowed to..
Am I allowed to remix MY OWN texturepack into a new zelda themed pack or does that copyright zelda somehow? Just wondering. I am going to draw It by hand. But It will look zelda themed.
Don't want to make a texturepack unnecessarily.
Don't want to make a texturepack unnecessarily.
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As long as you change it enough that it's not simply a recolor or minor edit of your pack, and as long as you do not use textures created by another user (even with permission, and even as a placeholder).
In conclusion...
.You can indefinably make a texture pack that is themed. I know this because there are many themed texture packs, but if you wish to reassure yourself ask a moderator before posting it.
.You can indefinably make a texture pack that is themed. I know this because there are many themed texture packs, but if you wish to reassure yourself ask a moderator before posting it.
Nothing bad will happen.
photoshop, but that costs money.
just wondering how do you draw something then put it in to a texture pack (hand drawn)
There are many ways. Paint.net software is probably your best bet. Scan your drawing, orient it properly and use the remove noise function.
Oh, and then scale it down to whatever resolution you want it.
Oh, and then scale it down to whatever resolution you want it.
You just have to edit the default texture files in any raster graphics editor, be it Photoshop, Gimp, Paint, Paint.NET, etc. There's some more specific formats and stuff, but there's the Minecraft Wiki for that.
I am not going to copy the textures. I am going to hand draw them but It will remind people of zelda. But thanks for the answer
I doubt you'll get in trouble. Majora's Craft practically copies textures from the N64 games, and it's still around. If you're remaking your own personal work, there should be no problems. I do video game-themed stuff all the time, and I've never come close to having any problems.
