Learn how to make a Minecraft resource pack! Watch the tutorial/text. If you would rather just open the project and read it all at your own pace. This is the basics - that is, textures and sounds. It does not cover everything. All programs used in this tutorial come by default on the windows operating system - no downloads necessary. If you don't have one of them, you may have something similar - i.e. Notepad++ instead of Notepad. You can modify the textures in Paint on Windows 7, but it will lose the transparent background which may be undesired. Windows 10 may have versions of Paint that keep the transparent background. .mcmeta text. Copy everything from the first bracket down to the empty line at the bottom. Coding is also available inside the project. Change the 4 to the ID corresponding with the version you want this resource pack to run for. (1 = 1.6.1 - 1.8.9 | 2 = 1.9 - 1.10.2 | 3 = 1.11 - 1.12.2 | 4 = 1.13–1.14.4 | 5 = 1.15.) Change the Scratch Resource Pack to describe your texture pack. { "pack": { "pack_format": 4, "description": "Scratch Resource Pack" } }
Notch for Minecraft Tutorials I watched ages ago and internet sites for updating how to do it for modern Minecraft. "Bare Bones Resource Pack 1.14 / 1.13 by ROBOTPANTALOONS" for being a template that I played with to be able to explain the necessary parts for textures. The instructables website with a posting by Techno_Bot01 on how to alter sounds. Shannooty for the awesome thumbnail background (I edited the chicken, villager, grass block, wolf, and Scratch cat together. Minecraft for everything but the Scratch cat, which, of course is MIT/Scratch.)
