Published Dec 20th, 2020, 12/20/20 9:05 pm
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The Minecraft Fox is adorable and derpy looking, but if you wanted something closer to it's inspiration then look no further.
I've tried to create a texture that more accurately represents a real life Red Fox while still keeping it simple enough it fit with Minecraft's feel.
Red Foxes in real life aren't just orange, they're a mixture of different shades of Red's, Oranges, Browns, Whites and Blacks. They're stunning animals.
It's a shame they don't do more in the game.

I've tried to create a texture that more accurately represents a real life Red Fox while still keeping it simple enough it fit with Minecraft's feel.
Red Foxes in real life aren't just orange, they're a mixture of different shades of Red's, Oranges, Browns, Whites and Blacks. They're stunning animals.
It's a shame they don't do more in the game.

Model | Fox (Bedrock) |
Resolution | Vanilla |
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This video is quite helpful and is what I used when first trying to access Minecraft Bedrock files
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncWD0gy5PIU&list=WL&index=3
It has an annoying robot voice, but you can just mute it and follow along just fine
After you get to the correct place, you'll go to textures, then entities, then fox, then open the fox texture file in a programme that can edit it like Photoshop, place the new texture over it, then delete the old one that's underneath, save, exit.
You should probably create a new resource pack folder instead of modifying the actual game.
If you go here; https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/addons
Then scroll down a bit, you can download a zip file template of the bedrock files. Edit the textures in there, then you can put an unzipped version of it in the resource pack folder that you can find in the normal bedrock files.