How to install the Minecraft texture pack

To install the texture pack, first enter the game.

Select from the game's main menu"option"Button.

Once you're in the options menu, tap on"Material packs", where you can install and view all the texture packs that are in use or not in use.

As shown in the figure, on the left is a texture pack that can be used, and on the right is a texture pack that is being used. You can see that our material is not shown. Don't panic, click on the bottom left option"Open the resource pack file".

At this point, a window pops up to put our texture pack (zip, don't change the name, don't unzip. ) to pull into the pop-up window. Switch back to the game interface.

You should now be able to see the loaded texture pack on the left. If there is no click"Done"button to exit and re-enter the resource pack selection menu.

Click on the icon of the newly loaded texture pack on the left (you must click on the icon, the name is invalid), and you will find that the texture pack runs from the left to the right.

Click"Done"button, wait a moment. You can see that the material has been loaded.

Usually texture packs include changes to the menu interface, so changes to the texture pack are usually immediately noticeable. However, there may be some texture packs that do not include changes to the menu interface, so we need to observe the specific changes of the blocks after entering the game to determine whether the texture pack is installed successfully!

In Settings, select the texture pack.

Here's how to install texture packs in Minecraft.

1. First, put the texture pack in the resourcepacks folder of the root directory of the game.

2. After that, open the game and enter the game.

3. Enter the main interface of the game and find the options.

4. There is a resource pack in the options, which is the Minecraft texture pack.

5. Open the resource pack folder in the texture pack, that is, the folder where the texture pack was just placed.

6. Wait a while, it will refresh and appear, select it to start.

Open the material directory, (if it's mcpack, open it with compression software), find it, open it with notepad, modify the number, the number is 5, the number is 4, the number is 3, the number 2, the number 1 represents (but even if it is changed, it is only changed visually, and the actual effect remains the same).

Open the game installation directory and find the mods folder.

Find the core file of the game, which is usually your version, change the suffix jar to zip, and open it.

Modify the ** name you want to modify to pumpkinblur and replace it with it to modify the texture pack.

Method: Enter the command: projecte setemc value and then enter the projecte reloademc to refresh.

Equivalent exchanges not only enable the trading of most items in the vanilla version, but also the trading of items between mods. In order to officially develop EE2, it is necessary to have the Philosopher's Stone, which participates in the synthesis of some important basic items, and also has some special functions.

Change the blocks (must be an equivalent exchange, and only support a few blocks of the original version), shortcuts for some functions (by default, if the keys don't respond, stick to the option - control whether the keys inside are conflicting).

Then open the game and tap on the options in the main menu.

Then click on the resource pack to enter the game and you can see the effect.

Resource Packs: You can turn the original image into your favorite. Each texture pack has a different effect. With the texture pack, I feel more comfortable playing Minecraft because the graphics are more beautiful.

In addition, the effect of light and shadow will be even better! ）

Call. The visions folder in Minecraft, which has a resourcepacks folder in it, put it there. And there is.

The resourcepacks folder in Minecraft needs to install resource packs according to your actual situation.

The first step is to open up my world.

The second step is to select the game.

The third step is to enter a world of your own creation.

Fourth, this is a world that doesn't use material light and shadow, and that's what it looks like.

Step 5、Then we go back to the main menu and open the Multiplay Minecraft box。

Step 6: On the main interface of the Multi-Play Minecraft box, click on the material light and shadow.

Step 9: Continue to select the game.

Step 10: Select the world you just entered.