HOW TO MAKE A RESOURCE PACK! (Minecraft: Tutorial)
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How To Make A Resource Pack in Minecraft
This tutorial will teach you how to create your own. Custom resource pack. For Minecraft. FROM SCRATCH!
Create your own texture style for Minecraft, whether you’re on Windows 8, Windows 10, Mac, or Linux. This tutorial also includes how to make the pack.mcmeta file without a 3rd party download, and a brief exploration in changing block textures and splash texts. This tutorial is up to date for Minecraft 1.8 to 1.8.8
Subscribe to stay tuned in this Texture Pack.. ergherm.. Resource Pack Tutorial series for more advanced videos such as changing the color of the sky & fog, adding animated textures, and more!
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THINGS YOU WILL NEED
1) REQUIRED APPLICATIONS:
1. A text editing software that can export in "Plain Text".
e.g. TextEdit (Mac), Notepad++ (Windows),
Note: Windows' default Notepad program can be used but only works Windows 7 and prior. Windows 8 and onwards will need Notepad++.
Plain text must be in ANSI format. Plain text encoders that support this include:
i) "Latin-US (DOS)"
ii) "Western (Windows Latin 1)" (Default for Windows' Notepad)
2. A photo editing software that can edit and export transparent images as .PNG format.
e.g. Gimp, Paint.NET (Free), Photoshop, Affinity Photo (Paid)
3. The Minecraft Launcher. You must have played the game at least once to be able to access these files.
4. An archive or zip opener that can unzip or access files stored in a .JAR file type.
e.g. Winrar, The Unarchiver, 7zip
5. An audio file converter than can covert common audio filetypes to .OGG files (Not necessary in this tutorial but can be used to edit games default files in a later how-to video)
2) MINECRAFT HOME FOLDER:
Windows:
START ＞ Search: “%appdata%” ＞ .minecraft
Mac:
(Enter in spotlight):
~/library/application support/minecraft
Linux (Graphical/Ubuntu):
Home folder ＞ Press: "Ctrl-H" ＞ .minecraft
Linux (Command Line):
Run through terminal emulator:
"cd ~/.minecraft"
3) META CODE:
For Minecraft 1.8.x and earlier
{ "pack" : { "pack_format" : 1, "description" : "My Resource Pack" } }
For Minecraft 1.9+
{ "pack" : { "pack_format" : 2, "description" : "My Resource Pack" } }
SAVE AS: pack.mcmeta
If on Mac using TextEdit:
1. Format ＞ “Make Plain Text”
2. File ＞ “Save” ＞ Un-tick:
“Hide extension” & “If no extension is…”
3. Plain Text Encoding (Either):
“Latin-US (DOS)” or “Western (Windows Latin 1)”
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Too long for description. Has been included as highlighted comment in link below. PLEASE read before asking questions in the comments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTu4tp03bfU&google_comment_id=z13lhx3xew2cjlsp504cj5fz4lutjzxrke0
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GAME INFORMATION
Minecraft is a 3D sandbox game created by Mojang. Although the graphics are very retro-pixelated, the game has unlimited possibilities in what you can do. Whether you're into surviving, building bases, designing architecture, creating contraptions, even making games within the game, Minecraft has it covered.
The game's survival elements challenge the player with hostile creatures of the night, the fear of starvation, as well as the hazardous terrain. In multilayer it be can become even more complex as other players become either hostile, or friendly, and clans of players rise up against each other in the awesome environment that is multiplayer survival.
On the more creative side of things, players are able to make use of various items and blocks from the game to create contraptions, mechanisms, traps, cannons, and even advanced real life devices like calculators. All of this is made possible by Minecraft's simplistic form of electricity called redstone. Paired up with pistons, slime blocks, TNT, dispensers, or anything really give the creative side of the game an infinite number of possibilities.
On our channel we mainly specialize in Tutorials for creations that we can teach you how to make, although other Minecraft content we do includes let's plays, custom maps, plus much more!
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ATTRIBUTION
Intro Music, "Breaching The Gates" by:
http://youtube.com/teknoaxe
All Other Music From:
• YouTube Music Library, via YouTube Creator Studio
• Apple's Garageband Loops
• Incompetech:
“The Builder” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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