Windows: Type “%AppData%” in the search bar next to the Start menu and press “Enter”. Then open the “. minecraft” folder. Mac: Open the Finder. Click Go in the menu bar at the top. Hold Option and click Library. Click the “Application Support” folder. Click the “minecraft” folder. Within Minecraft: Launch Minecraft: Click Options on the title screen. Click Resource Packs. Click Open Pack Folder. Navigate back one folder.

When in doubt, look for the biggest number here.

If your mouse or trackpad doesn’t have right and left buttons, use two fingers to tap on the trackpad (or press the trackpad’s button), or press the right side of the button, to simulate a right-click.

If your mouse or trackpad doesn’t have right and left buttons, use two fingers to tap on the trackpad (or press the trackpad’s button), or press the right side of the button, to simulate a right-click.

RIght-click a blank area in the Minecraft directory folder. Click New (Windows only) Click New folder Type in a name. Press Enter.

Right-click the JAR file. Click 7-zip (if you are using 7-zip). Click Extract to [JAR name]\ (do not click “Extract Here”. )

Open the folder with the version number on it. Open the “assets” folder. Open the “minecraft” folder. Open the “textures” folder.

The various blocks are listed in the “Blocks” folder. Mobs, animals, villagers, and illagers are listed under the “Entity” folder. Items can be found in the “Item” folder. Clouds, rain, snow, and the sun can be found in the “Environment” folder. Various effects, such as smoke, explosions, dripping, etc can be found in the “Particle” folder.

The image will be very tiny. You’ll need to zoom in on it to be able to edit it.

The image will be very tiny. You’ll need to zoom in on it to be able to edit it.

Windows: Click Home Click New item Click Text Document Press “Enter”. Open the text document. Mac: Click the spotlight icon that resembles a magnifying glass in the upper-right corner in the menu bar. Type in textedit in the search bar. Click TextEdit.

The number behind pack_format is different for different versions of Minecraft: pack_format Minecraft version 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 – 1. 16. 1 6 1. 16. 2 – 1. 16. 5 7 1. 17x 8 1. 18. x 9 1. 19 – 1. 19. 2 11 22w42a – 22w44a 12 1. 19. 3

Windows: Click File Click Save As. . . Type pack. mcmeta into the “File name” text field. Click the “Save as type” drop-down box. Select All files next to “Save as Type”. Click Save Mac: Click File Click Save Type pack. mcmeta into the “Save As” text field. Click Save Locate the “pack. mcmeta” (in your Documents folder by default). Click the file name. Remove “. rft” from the end. Move the file to the file you created when you extracted the JAR file.

Hold “Ctrl” or “Option” and select the “assets” folder and the “mcmeta” file. Right-click either file Click Compress 2 items (Mac only). Click 7-zip (if you are using 7-zip. ) Click Add to Archive Change the file name to whatever you want to name the texture pack. Ensure “ZIP” is selected under “Archive format”. Click Ok.

Right-click your resource pack zip file. Navigate back to the “. minecraft” folder on PC or “minecraft” folder on Mac. Open the “resourcepacks” folder. Right-click any black space. Click Paste.

If you didn’t close the launcher, click the News tab before clicking PLAY.

If you didn’t close the launcher, click the News tab before clicking PLAY.