Hi fellow members of Minecraft, I've got a bit of a problem brewing and I need some serious help.
Last night, upon finding the .minecraft folder to start making a texture pack (and sound pack) there wasn't any contents in my assets folder, or some of the folders (like sounds) in the .minecraft folder. My version is 1.7.5 and I started playing it last night free of any mods.
If it helps, I also run the game using the downloaded Mincraft.exe program that is provided on the official site.
If anyone is able to help me that would be most appreciated. if you need any more information please tell me!
Looks exactly like mine, only difference is my optionsof.txt file and that's only because I have Optifine installed.
Thank you for letting me know!
I suppose changing up sounds, songs, the bg image, making texture packs is no longer possible.. at least, not in my hands.
Everything is there, it's just harder to find. All the assests and sounds are under .minecraft/assets/objects the XML files under assests/indexes contain the mappings that identify all the asset objects.
But my understanding is that you can make a resource pack and you only need to provide the things that you are changing. Everything that is the same as the defaults just works.
just as gerbil said everything is still there. It's just not as intuitive. I was confused by this as well. I'll try to explain by example how to find and edit files to put into your resource pack. from the .minecraft folder.
If you open the 1.7.4.json file inside the indexes folder in notepad you will see a series of file/folder names and locations. You can serch for a specific file, for example the door open sound:
using this info you can create the proper folder/file layout in your resource pack.
The foler/file structure is the first part in quotes. "sounds/random/door_open.ogg"
The hash line tells you where to find this file in the ojbects folder. The first two characters tell you what objects folder to look in. In this case 5b.
In the 5b folder you will look for a file named "5bb5a04e776d69ca12b1d7bc369975f9bf62e741" that file in reality is the ogg file door_open.ogg. So if you copy that file to your resource pack folder under assets/minecraft/sounds/random/and rename it "door_open.ogg you can now open and edit the sound.
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Last night, upon finding the .minecraft folder to start making a texture pack (and sound pack) there wasn't any contents in my assets folder, or some of the folders (like sounds) in the .minecraft folder. My version is 1.7.5 and I started playing it last night free of any mods.
If it helps, I also run the game using the downloaded Mincraft.exe program that is provided on the official site.
If anyone is able to help me that would be most appreciated. if you need any more information please tell me!
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Retired StaffWhat about the folders in .minecraft, not in assets?
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Retired StaffLooks exactly like mine, only difference is my optionsof.txt file and that's only because I have Optifine installed.
Thank you for letting me know!
I suppose changing up sounds, songs, the bg image, making texture packs is no longer possible.. at least, not in my hands.
But my understanding is that you can make a resource pack and you only need to provide the things that you are changing. Everything that is the same as the defaults just works.
If you open the 1.7.4.json file inside the indexes folder in notepad you will see a series of file/folder names and locations. You can serch for a specific file, for example the door open sound:
},
"sounds/random/door_open.ogg": {
"hash": "5bb5a04e776d69ca12b1d7bc369975f9bf62e741",
"size": 7536
using this info you can create the proper folder/file layout in your resource pack.
The foler/file structure is the first part in quotes. "sounds/random/door_open.ogg"
The hash line tells you where to find this file in the ojbects folder. The first two characters tell you what objects folder to look in. In this case 5b.
In the 5b folder you will look for a file named "5bb5a04e776d69ca12b1d7bc369975f9bf62e741" that file in reality is the ogg file door_open.ogg. So if you copy that file to your resource pack folder under assets/minecraft/sounds/random/and rename it "door_open.ogg you can now open and edit the sound.