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Help me please
sulfurlord69
i do not know how to make textures for things please [HELP ME]
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https://github.com/InventivetalentDev/minecraft-assets is another source for base/vanilla textures
For actually making the new textures, any graphics program that will output .png files will work.
[Likely best to start with a program with which you are already familiar. At the upper end, I prefer GIMP - GNU Image Manipulation Program a legally free program (under a General Public License v3 & later), but that preference is hardly universal. ]
For how to get the texture pngs into the game https://minecraft.wiki/w/Tutorial:Creating_a_resource_pack offers a basic tutorial (Note that it syas it has not updated to reflect any meddling that occured in 1.21.10 and forward, so you will need to confirm details if working in a more recent version — mainly folder names and the pack.mcmeta syntax)
For actually making the new textures, any graphics program that will output .png files will work.
[Likely best to start with a program with which you are already familiar. At the upper end, I prefer GIMP - GNU Image Manipulation Program a legally free program (under a General Public License v3 & later), but that preference is hardly universal. ]
For how to get the texture pngs into the game https://minecraft.wiki/w/Tutorial:Creating_a_resource_pack offers a basic tutorial (Note that it syas it has not updated to reflect any meddling that occured in 1.21.10 and forward, so you will need to confirm details if working in a more recent version — mainly folder names and the pack.mcmeta syntax)
just use blockbench/tyinker
depends on whether or not you play on java edition or bedrock
for bedrock, you can find the texture sources here, and then make your own art correspondent to the original textures and simply rename it in the correct folder.
it's pretty similar for java as well. more specificity would help me help you.
for bedrock, you can find the texture sources here, and then make your own art correspondent to the original textures and simply rename it in the correct folder.
it's pretty similar for java as well. more specificity would help me help you.
Faithful Team publishes the vanilla resource pack for both bedrock AND java, but you might need to look at the list of all branches to find newer versions not listed in the readme
For anyone who is not familiar, on Java Edition it is also easy to extract the data out of the game itself
Inside the appdata/.minecraft directory (or platform equivalent) is a "versions" folder which contains the .jar files of all the versions of the game you have downloaded. .jar is just a fancy name for a .zip file full of Java code, so you can rename it to .zip and unzip it to see a bunch of .class files and some folders of data. The ASSETS folder is the contents of the vanilla texture pack, and the DATA folder is the vanilla datapack. After you copy those, you can rename the .zip back to .jar, or just delete it and let the launcher redownload the version for you.
For anyone who is not familiar, on Java Edition it is also easy to extract the data out of the game itself
Inside the appdata/.minecraft directory (or platform equivalent) is a "versions" folder which contains the .jar files of all the versions of the game you have downloaded. .jar is just a fancy name for a .zip file full of Java code, so you can rename it to .zip and unzip it to see a bunch of .class files and some folders of data. The ASSETS folder is the contents of the vanilla texture pack, and the DATA folder is the vanilla datapack. After you copy those, you can rename the .zip back to .jar, or just delete it and let the launcher redownload the version for you.
