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Elicorne
I need help! How can I create my own ressource pack?
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This is a good starting point: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tutorials/Creating_a_resource_pack
If you explain more what kind of stuff you want to do with the pack I can give more specific help.
If you explain more what kind of stuff you want to do with the pack I can give more specific help.
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thx mate :)
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Create a folder with the name of your resource pack (with spaces and capital letters), then, in that folder, put a file called pack.mcmeta. In this file write the following:
You can also include pack.png for the resource pack's icon.
In the same folder, put a folder called assets, inside a folder called minecraft.
Then, open %appdata%/.minecraft/versions in your computer. In this folder, there are folders with the names of minecraft versions. Enter the folder of the version your resource pack is for, for example 20w20b. In this folder, there be a file called 20w20b.jar. Open it using 7-ZIP, WINRAR or similar program you have. If you don't have any, comment me and I will send you it as a .zip file, which can be opened using regular file explorer.
In the .jar file, there be a folder called assets, and in that folder, a folder called minecraft.
The minecraft folder in the .jar file has the same paths inside it as your resource pack's minecraft folder. Let's see an example.
Let's say you wanna retexture the iron ingot. You need to find its texture inside minecraft folder of the .jar file, and you will find it at the following path:
In your resource pack minecraft folder, create a textures folder, inside it an item folder, and then copy iron_ingot.png file to your item folder. Edit the iron_ingot.png copy, don't forget to save and you changed its texture inside your resource pack! Don't forget to press F3+T in minecraft to refresh the resource pack. The iron ingot resource pack should look like this:
Hope I helped! Feel free to send me if you have any issues.
pack.mcmeta
{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 5,
"description": "This is a resource pack"
}
}Decide what number to write in pack.mcmeta according to your resource pack's version:1 for 1.6–1.8description is a description.
2 for 1.9–1.10
3 for 1.11–1.12
4 for 1.13–1.14
5 for 1.15–1.16
You can also include pack.png for the resource pack's icon.
In the same folder, put a folder called assets, inside a folder called minecraft.
Folders organization
<Resource Pack Name>
- pack.mcmeta
- pack.png (optional)
- assets
- minecraft
Then, open %appdata%/.minecraft/versions in your computer. In this folder, there are folders with the names of minecraft versions. Enter the folder of the version your resource pack is for, for example 20w20b. In this folder, there be a file called 20w20b.jar. Open it using 7-ZIP, WINRAR or similar program you have. If you don't have any, comment me and I will send you it as a .zip file, which can be opened using regular file explorer.
In the .jar file, there be a folder called assets, and in that folder, a folder called minecraft.
The minecraft folder in the .jar file has the same paths inside it as your resource pack's minecraft folder. Let's see an example.
Let's say you wanna retexture the iron ingot. You need to find its texture inside minecraft folder of the .jar file, and you will find it at the following path:
minecraft/textures/item/iron_ingot.pngIt might be a few different on previous versions (for example, the item folder could be called items).In your resource pack minecraft folder, create a textures folder, inside it an item folder, and then copy iron_ingot.png file to your item folder. Edit the iron_ingot.png copy, don't forget to save and you changed its texture inside your resource pack! Don't forget to press F3+T in minecraft to refresh the resource pack. The iron ingot resource pack should look like this:
Folders organization
Iron Ingot Resource Pack
- pack.mcmeta
- pack.png
- assets
- minecraft
- textures
- item
- iron_ingot.png
- item
- textures
- minecraft
Hope I helped! Feel free to send me if you have any issues.
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thx :)
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Download paint.net (app) then download the default minecraft textures or something then start opening the textures using paint.net ;)
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Thank you!
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Np <3
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Novaskin uses a built in resource pack creator, check it out, my friends have created some fun resource packs by it, and they highly recommended it to me!
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You can use Novaskin, which I recommend, but you can also create a collection of assets in the "Texture Packs" button of the "Minecraft" tab.
Hope this helped!
Hope this helped!
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