I have an issue installing a texture pack. They have always worked for me, until now with this single pack. It seems to be in the same file format as the others, and i have tried everything from extracting it into a new folder then putting it back into resource packs, to reinstalling the pack. I tried the page that tells you how to install resource packs and fix the issue where they don't show up, but that isn't working. At this point I would just try to find another pack but i can't seem to find any other good ones fitting this category. Other people have downloaded this pack and it worked just fine, what could be the issue?
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Hope you already solved it, if no verify the following image.
Select all the files and the folder, right click them, go to Send to, and click on Compressed (zipped) folder.
Hope it helps
Select all the files and the folder, right click them, go to Send to, and click on Compressed (zipped) folder.
Hope it helps
well could you maybe provide the pack that this has been going on with :o?
Looks like resourcepack author did a common mistake and zipped whole resourcepack folder instead of it's content.
I just had the same situation. Pack is in resourcepack folder, I opened MC, resourcepacks, add, I dragged pack to MC window, question "do you want to add pack to MC?", and after answering Yes still nothing. It was in other file format than the other pack I have, but my friends had the same and it worked. Is it because of the launcher (they both have Shiginima with Mojang account logged in)?
The two major things that decides on resourcepack showing up is pack.mcmeta file and folder structure
Make sure:
1. Resourcepack folder structure is correct, it should be exacly like this:
resourcepack.zip(or folder, minecraft can read both)
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assets
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minecraft
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. . .
pack.mcmeta
pack.png(this file is optional and used for pack icon)
2. Pack.mcmeta is trully a mcmeta file and it's code looks simillar to this:
3. Resourcepack is in resourcepacks folder, you can ba super sure if you acces this folder directly from game, by going to resourcepack and click on "Open resourcepacks folder" button
Make sure:
1. Resourcepack folder structure is correct, it should be exacly like this:
resourcepack.zip(or folder, minecraft can read both)
|
|
assets
|
|
minecraft
|
. . .
pack.mcmeta
pack.png(this file is optional and used for pack icon)
2. Pack.mcmeta is trully a mcmeta file and it's code looks simillar to this:
{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 7,
"description": ""
}
}3. Resourcepack is in resourcepacks folder, you can ba super sure if you acces this folder directly from game, by going to resourcepack and click on "Open resourcepacks folder" button
