Can I keep the file as a .xcf does it change anything?
I suggest keeping your source files in a separate folder on your own computer. That way if you need to edit or revisit them you have the original layered versions. I do this, and believe me it's saved my bacon more than once.
But for the pack itself it needs to be what Minecraft is expecting. All image formats are not created equal and Minecraft really only understands .png files.
I suggest keeping your source files in a separate folder on your own computer. That way if you need to edit or revisit them you have the original layered versions. I do this, and believe me it's saved my bacon more than once.
But for the pack itself it needs to be what Minecraft is expecting. All image formats are not created equal and Minecraft really only understands .png files.
I hope that helps you.
It does thanks!
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Can I keep the file as a .xcf does it change anything?
GTA 5 is a kid's game, and candy crush is an adult's game what has humanity come to?
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Curse PremiumNot possible. Every file in a resource pack has to be the exact type of what it is replacing.
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Retired StaffI suggest keeping your source files in a separate folder on your own computer. That way if you need to edit or revisit them you have the original layered versions. I do this, and believe me it's saved my bacon more than once.
But for the pack itself it needs to be what Minecraft is expecting. All image formats are not created equal and Minecraft really only understands .png files.
I hope that helps you.
It does thanks!
GTA 5 is a kid's game, and candy crush is an adult's game what has humanity come to?