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I need the folder because im going to be making a cartoon-ish resource pack!
Any idea how to get them?
Thanks!
Any idea how to get them?
Thanks!
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I think you have to take out your saves (and put them somewhere out of the .minecraft file), and delete the whole .minecraft file... Then run minecraft. It should replace the folder with the new one. Then just move your saves back.
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You probably just made a small mistake in the format of the pack.mcmeta, that's the most common reason it won't show up. All it takes is an extra space where it shouldn't be and it's all wonky
For some odd reason that i dont know im trying to test the pack out and it wont pop up in the resource pack folder... any idea whats wrong epic community?
Hmm trying to start up minecraft, taking forever (minecraft popped up as i was writing this lol)
Im currently messing around with the end credits and crap lol.
My recourse pack will change things names... Green carpet will look like a $100 bill and be called money
Glad to be of help!
Ok thanks!
Ill get working on it! And also ill add you in the credits for it!
Ill get working on it! And also ill add you in the credits for it!
In your .minecraft folder there is a folder called "versions" and in it are the folders containing the .jars for the versions you've played on. Open the 1.7.2 one then the 1.7.2.jar file in there. The very top folder is called "assets" and that is where all the texture files are. You're going to want to extract that folder from the .jar and copy the folder and all that is inside it to whatever folder you're going to make your texture pack in. Open the assets folder, and the minecraft folder in it. You will see 5 other folders. The font, lang, and shaders folders are not necessary unless you want to change the names of items and including them is not the best idea, and makes the final texture pack a large file that takes a while to download. Feel free to go wild with all the stuff in the "textures" folder when making your pack, though! Once you're satisfied with the textures, navigate back to the folder you put the "assets" folder in, and add a text file. Put this in it:
{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 1,
"description": "Put words here, it will appear ingame in the texture pack menu!"
}
}
and save it as pack.mcmeta then make a 128x128 (or whatever resolution you want) pack.png file which will show up in the texture selection menu in game. Compress the assets folder, the pack.png, and the pack.mcmeta into a zip folder and TA-DAH!!! 1.7.2 texture pack away!
{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 1,
"description": "Put words here, it will appear ingame in the texture pack menu!"
}
}
and save it as pack.mcmeta then make a 128x128 (or whatever resolution you want) pack.png file which will show up in the texture selection menu in game. Compress the assets folder, the pack.png, and the pack.mcmeta into a zip folder and TA-DAH!!! 1.7.2 texture pack away!
