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Would it help if I gave a list of the textures I was selecting to help you pinpoint which might be causing problems?

Here we go;

Something went horribly wrong, copy and paste the following in Thistle's thread, she'll know what to do: images/heavenly/environment/rain.png

If only that was the end of it xD

Something went horribly wrong, copy and paste the following in Thistle's thread, she'll know what to do: images/none/blocks/anvil_base.png

Shame to hear about that and I hope you'll be able to get through that. Here's a bit of good news though, I was able to download it this time ^^

Alright! Went through the customizer again, and only TWO WHOLE BLOCKS came up as MC vanilla. Everything else downloaded as I'd selected on the website.

Things that show up as MC vanilla:

• Snow block tops (the little thin bit that forms the top of snow blocks)
• Enchanting book that rests on the Enchanting Table.
• UI
• Edit: Almost forgot about the skybox/clouds, and art.

Beyond those three bits (that I'd noticed. There might be stuff I'm missing) you're well on your way to having a 100% golden pack customizer! Very awesome job in troubleshooting!

*happily skitters off to play in her custom looking fairy land*

Interesting thing to note; I was going through my creative mode tabs to find the trap door, and I noticed that the Dispenser and Dropper block icons looked a little odd. I put one of each down, and saw that the block was using the top/sides of the Fantasy (blue) furnace, which I'd chosen for my regular furnace (regular furnace came up correctly).

The snow I picked was the default Wolfhound, and I'll go back to change the dispenser bit :3

Even if the customizer isn't perfected yet, the fact that it's so easy to swap out textures in Minecraft nowadays helps me a lot. :] I kinda like to mix and match multiple styles, so a lot of fantasy with a dash of dungeon, a few specific textures from fairy, and certain things from default. I never thought I'd be saying this, but hooray for 1.5 texture format!

Got myself a whole leather set of armor today, and noticed that the color was a bit off. The pattern for the set was heavenly (like I'd picked in the customizer), but instead of pale leather it was all brown o_O;

I'd just redone my download (to fix the dispenser bit), and grabbed a set of leather from my server's storage building. This is when I'd noticed the odd color.

I feel really bad that I keep finding these things... blar.

Quote from Duvaingwen

Got myself a whole leather set of armor today, and noticed that the color was a bit off. The pattern for the set was heavenly (like I'd picked in the customizer), but instead of pale leather it was all brown o_O;

I'd just redone my download (to fix the dispenser bit), and grabbed a set of leather from my server's storage building. This is when I'd noticed the odd color.

I feel really bad that I keep finding these things... blar.

This one is actually due to the way Minecraft handles leather armor now. Instead of using a standard texture, colors and all, it uses a base texture (which can be recolored) and a secondary pattern texture (on the default leather armor these are the little accents on the kneecaps, top of the head etc.) which retains its color. This allows for dying of armor but leads to... well this.

Quote from Plet53

This one is actually due to the way Minecraft handles leather armor now. Instead of using a standard texture, colors and all, it uses a base texture (which can be recolored) and a secondary pattern texture (on the default leather armor these are the little accents on the kneecaps, top of the head etc.) which retains its color. This allows for dying of armor but leads to... well this.

Well.... bluh! Oh well, at least I'll have brown pants for emergencies

Go, go, go, Thistle!

I'm so happy to see how tirelessly you work on the customizer. Keep it on - your effort is much appreciated here.

Could you do the anvil texture in the late mediaeval texture look like it is marble, and make sure they tile?
this way I could add balustrades to my neo-classical late 18th century house.