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I am not sure if this is in right place but.....
I have now fight few days with my server... I am trying to put my resourcepack in there but it just wont work.
Could someone tell me where I should put the link and what kinda the link should be I have found out that the Dropbox wont work for me...
I have now fight few days with my server... I am trying to put my resourcepack in there but it just wont work.
Could someone tell me where I should put the link and what kinda the link should be I have found out that the Dropbox wont work for me...
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In your server.properties, there should be a line where you can set the texture pack. Copy the direct download link for the pack (the link directly to the file, not the page that you download it from; it should end in .zip) and paste it after "texture pack=" in your server.properties.
Example link: http://www.curseforge.com/media/files/7 ... 0.3.6_.zip (notice that it ends with .zip)
Example link: http://www.curseforge.com/media/files/7 ... 0.3.6_.zip (notice that it ends with .zip)
So it does not need to be in "resoucepack=" ? or on the sha-1?
Are you hosting from a host-site?
or at home?
or at home?
I have host in site, I dont have home host....
In your server.properties file, paste the download link of the resource pack (must be in a .ZIP archive and not have a pack.mcmeta in the folder) as the "resource-pack=" option. Your option should look like this:
For things like DropBox, when you copy the download link you should see "?d=0" at the end. Change the "0" to "1" to make the link a direct link to the .ZIP.
EDIT: The "texture-pack=" option doesn't exist in more recent Minecraft server versions. For resource packs, you want to use the "resource-pack=" option (if you don't see it in your server.properties file, you should add it).
The sha1 option is some other data to ensure a thing or two, but I haven't fooled around with it yet.
resource-pack=http://www.host_site.com/link-to-resource-pack.zipFor things like DropBox, when you copy the download link you should see "?d=0" at the end. Change the "0" to "1" to make the link a direct link to the .ZIP.
EDIT: The "texture-pack=" option doesn't exist in more recent Minecraft server versions. For resource packs, you want to use the "resource-pack=" option (if you don't see it in your server.properties file, you should add it).
The sha1 option is some other data to ensure a thing or two, but I haven't fooled around with it yet.
Well I think I have found my problem then... The problem is the pack.mcmeta, because I do have that in my resourcepack folder. Let me remove it and I let you know if it works
The pack still does not work for me...
I am using this link in it: http://dynastys.tk/server/Dynastypack.zip
Is there maybe something wrong with the pack then?
I am using this link in it: http://dynastys.tk/server/Dynastypack.zip
Is there maybe something wrong with the pack then?
When I tried to access the site, it asked for a username and password. That isn't going to fly with Minecraft servers.
If you really don't want to use Dropbox, use direct online file hosts like Curseforge (although Curseforge mods need to authenticate your pack before you can use it).
EDIT: Let me explain.
When you put in a link to a resource pack, the link must be a direct download. There can't be any interference, such as some authentication or redirection. This is why Dropbox is preferred, because you can change the ending into a direct download instead of a download redirection.
If you really don't want to use Dropbox, use direct online file hosts like Curseforge (although Curseforge mods need to authenticate your pack before you can use it).
EDIT: Let me explain.
When you put in a link to a resource pack, the link must be a direct download. There can't be any interference, such as some authentication or redirection. This is why Dropbox is preferred, because you can change the ending into a direct download instead of a download redirection.
Problem can't be that it asks password since it had same problem before I secured the site... So the problem is not that
It's definitely because it asks for a password. Since it stopped me from downloading the pack, it will stop clients from downloading the pack as well. Clients can't give a username or password for a site it doesn't know. It has to be a direct download, with absolutely nothing stopping you from downloading the pack.
Yeah, I understand you BUT the resourcepack did not work even when I had no password protection on my site...
Strange. How is your resource pack organized? When you directly extract the .ZIP archive, you should immediately get the /assets folder with the pack.png.
The only other idea I have is either that the resource pack isn't compatible with your server version, or some issue I don't know of that crops up in certain server versions.
EDIT: I noticed that clicking your resource pack link does not lead to a .ZIP, but leads to a 404 page. Did you remove the resource pack from your site?
The only other idea I have is either that the resource pack isn't compatible with your server version, or some issue I don't know of that crops up in certain server versions.
EDIT: I noticed that clicking your resource pack link does not lead to a .ZIP, but leads to a 404 page. Did you remove the resource pack from your site?
