mtr_extra:making_a_resourcepack
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mtr_extra:making_a_resourcepack [2025/05/14 14:38] – Fix trailing comma in the provided pack.json lx862 | mtr_extra:making_a_resourcepack [2025/05/14 14:46] (current) – Emphasize on allowed ResourceLocation/Identifier characters lx862 | ||
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- | Make sure to **never** include uppercase letters in your filenames or the ids inside the resourcepack. Using them usually causes minecraft to ignore it and revert to the default texture. | + | ==== Note on Naming ==== |
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+ | By definition, Minecraft only supports the character set '' | ||
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+ | If it works on your Minecraft instance, it means you have installed some mods which explicitly bypass this behavior. However they do not work for other people without such mod, and you are discouraged from using these invalid characters as much as possible. | ||
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+ | As such, make sure to **never** include uppercase letters in your filenames or the ids inside the resourcepack. Using them usually causes minecraft to ignore it and revert to the default texture. | ||
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mtr_extra/making_a_resourcepack.txt · Last modified: 2025/05/14 14:46 by lx862