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    bastwren
    12/11/2020 2:49 pm
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    https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Minecraft-Texture-Pack has a step-by-step guide with photos if the page that bunnybisbyclyde linked you to isn't enough for some reason.

    You can do an internet search for more pages that can help with making texture packs. It isn't really feasible for someone to explain how to make them here in the comments section. There is plenty of information online though.

    If you are planning on making your own textures, paint.net is a great program (as bunnybisbyclyde said); you can also use gimp or photoshop. If you don't want to create your own textures from scratch you can do an internet search for free textures that you can use to make your pack...just make very sure they are free to use. There are tons of free textures online.
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    bastwren
    12/11/2020 2:25 pm
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    You can do an internet search for information on how to make a texture pack. Here are a couple of links; if they don't supply you with the information you seek, just search for more.


    https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Minecraft-Texture-Pack


    https://www.planetminecraft.com/blog/how-to-make-a-texture-pack-4646529/


    You can use something like paint, paint.net, gimp or photoshop to create your own textures. Aside from creating your own, you can find free textures online to use. Just make sure they are free to use; if there is any doubt, look at the author's permissions (or contact the author).


    A couple of free texture sites (you can do a search for more...there are plenty):


    https://www.textures.com/freeTextures (ignore the 3D textures shown when the page opens and look down the list on the left)


    https://www.myfreetextures.com/
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    bastwren
    12/11/2020 1:52 pm
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    Not sure why you aren't wanting to post the page/user here, but if you did then others could also report them. One person raising an issue often times isn't listened to; if many people raise an issue there is a better chance that something will be done.


    Also, if people knew which page to visit they could call out the thief for stealing someone else's work. Sometimes when that happens a thief is shamed into admitting the theft. Not always, but sometimes. Even if that doesn't happen, it will alert others to the theft, possibly dissuading them from downloading the stolen project.


    Not criticizing you, joshspaceboy, just making a suggestion. It's your issue, do as you see fit. Sorry your work got stolen...greedy people suck.
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