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Tired of having to move your Textures manually when you download them?
Tired of having to find your minecraft folder?
Then "TextureMove" is for you.
All you have to do is download your file, (To your desktop) and run "TextureMove".Your file will then be re-located to to the textures folder.
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Hey guys, I'm currently developing "TextureMove", It will be limited to a pretty basic layout early on; Until I find the time to develop a user-friendly interface.. Etc..
It's still quite buggy, So I need to finish developing some minor bits of code before I can fully release it.
I estimate It will be released by February at the latest, (Maybe even this week).
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Due to the way the code will work, the texturePacks will have to be registered. (There download names)
For example:
"Pixelcraft.zip" Will have to be included in the code, I'm still working on a way to include all this is a small file.
The most likely idea will be to rename all the TexturePacks to the same name and then re-upload them..This will be a long and painful task but hopefully a good one.
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I will also have to support different file types, like :
.Zip
.Rar
Etc, Etc
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So guys, What do you think?
Would you use it when downloaded a new texture?
It would cut alot of time off the process..
And remember, I love feedback !

This is java right? If so...
You can use this code to list all the files in a directory so you won't have to rename all the texturepacks.

File directory = new File("whateverDirectory");
        String[] fileList = directory.list();

then later to select a specific file from the directory
int c being a counter in a for loop

File PackToMove = new File(directory + "/" + fileList[c]);

Just a side note for future grammar reference. When you use quotes in a sentence, the ending punctuation goes inside of them. For example: Askaholic said, "nice idea Mr alex."

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This is java right? If so...
You can use this code to list all the files in a directory so you won't have to rename all the texturepacks.

File directory = new File("whateverDirectory");
        String[] fileList = directory.list();

then later to select a specific file from the directory
int c being a counter in a for loop

File PackToMove = new File(directory + "/" + fileList[c]);

Just a side note for future grammar reference. When you use quotes in a sentence, the ending punctuation goes inside of them. For example: Askaholic said "nice idea Mr alex."

There will be several versions...
I will most likely make java one and a batch one. Oh and with your code, Would I just list the textures?
Btw it's 3:00am here.. So I don't care about my grammar at the moment. :sleep.gif:

what File.list (in this case a variable named directory) does is return a string array of the names of all the files in that directory, so I believe that if you had "pixelcraft.zip" and you did the list code, then one element of your array would be "pixelcraft.zip" (a string).

Its 5:00 am here. Holy Crap! I should get to bed!