Items & Renaming Them - How to Make a Minecraft Resourcepack: Episode 2 | (ANY VERSION)
Welcome back to the second episode of How to Make a Minecraft Resourcepack FROM NOTHING!... where I teach you to make a texturepack from scratch, for free.
In this episode, I explain what all of the different texture folders contain, and we change our first item - the diamond - into an amethyst! That not being enough, however, I also explain how to modify the name of the diamond to say 'Amethyst' as well.
If this tutorial helped you somehow, let me know by hitting the like button! And make sure to subscribe because you don't wanna miss out on the next episode - we're doing armor.
The software used in this video is called "GIMP" - it's completely free and very nice:
https://www.gimp.org/
Previous Episode (Episode 1): • Making your first Resourcepack - How to Ma...
Next Episode (Episode 3): • Amethyst Armor - How to Make a Minecraft R...
Playlist link: • Making a Minecraft Resourcepack from Scratch
If you have any questions, leave 'em in the comments - I always put in an effort to answer them as best as I can :)
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Explaining the textures
03:55 - Making the texture (GIMP)
15:10 - Renaming the item
By the way, this step-by-step guide took a lot of experience and effort to plan and create... maybe share it with others who might want to see it? :P
Music:
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1st song
Cipher - by Kevin MacLeod
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2nd song
Good Vibes - by MBB ( / mbbofficial )
Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Music promoted by Audio Library ( • Good Vibes – MBB (No Copyright Music) )
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3rd song
Song: November - by Envici (Original Instrument)
Music provided by Twin Pillars Records: • [No Copyright Music] Envici - November (Ba...
Download: https://goo.gl/aDiQhU
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4th song
Investigations - by Kevin MacLeod
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5th song
Carefree - by Kevin MacLeod
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6th song
Hyperfun - by Kevin MacLeod
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Outro song
Cipher - by Kevin MacLeod
Wow, you actually read the entire description (or at least scrolled down to the bottom of it)? Huh. As a reward, here's the symbol you use to change the color of text in Minecraft texturepacks: §
Simply put it next to a number or letter in colorcode to change stuff. For example "§4§lDark Red Bolded" will result in dark red bolded text. You're welcome!
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