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I think I started to understand Java thanks to Meincraft!
Hi all! My friend asked me to reduce the size of the crossbow in the hands of the opponents and make a texture pack, it seemed impossible to me, but I did it!
I started to understand how java coding is built, due the task I was given. It looks like I'll be able to edit other models as well, creating personalized customizations, which is pretty cool! Turns out all I had to do was figure out the contents of the json files and open them with notepad or special programs.
And did you learn java from minrcraft?
Download a Small crossbow here: www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/small-crossbow/
Hi all! My friend asked me to reduce the size of the crossbow in the hands of the opponents and make a texture pack, it seemed impossible to me, but I did it!
I started to understand how java coding is built, due the task I was given. It looks like I'll be able to edit other models as well, creating personalized customizations, which is pretty cool! Turns out all I had to do was figure out the contents of the json files and open them with notepad or special programs.
And did you learn java from minrcraft?
Download a Small crossbow here: www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/small-crossbow/
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i'd hate to be that guy, but I looked at the resource pack (packs can't have executable code anyway so I already know where this is going)--you changed the models in JSON, which is a data format. It's NOT a programming language and it's NOT Java.
Yes!
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It's not quite the same as coding in java, but learning texture packs is still pretty cool!
I can program in Java, but I have Bedrock not Java edition.
why not to CREATE a minecraft java again?
06/23/2023 11:11 am
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Idk, but i think it's more beneficial for developers to have 2 different games to increase profits
