1. The difference is that a texture pack can only hold textures, while a resource pack can hold more than just textures like .ogg sound files and .json block/item model and blockstates files. (and language files, but who would edit or add new languages?)(Me!)
Back then in 1.5, it wasn't popular to say resource pack yet, because it could only hold textures and sound files, only at 1.8 did the change happen with the addition of item/block model and blockstates files.
2. Why make an overlay out of one? Why not combine them into a personal pack? Take the best from both worlds. (without the ability to ever publish it)
whatext.com says you can decompress it with a decompression program after renaming it from .mcworld to .zip, however, it changes the subject from .mcpack to .mcworld without context.
As far as I know, Blaue.png also has to exist before Blaue1.png and up can work. But I could be wrong and it could start with any number and it could still work.
You will have to add inward faces to cover the model because what you're asking for can't be fixed.
If you remove the cullface in all the other blocks to satisfy that one model that destroys the cullface, then you have done a step towards your eternal suffering.
Some people don't know they can open the picture in a new tab to view them a bit larger, or don't even have a right-click option.
If you figure out how to replicate it, announce it to the world, everyone wants to know how they can make something appear different in the first person compared to the third person.
No, it has to be specifically "UTF-8 without BOM", because the BOM is a hidden letter Windows programs use at the start of the file, essentially placing a letter out of bounds of the root curly brackets breaking the code.
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1. The difference is that a texture pack can only hold textures, while a resource pack can hold more than just textures like .ogg sound files and .json block/item model and blockstates files. (and language files, but who would edit or add new languages?)(Me!)
Back then in 1.5, it wasn't popular to say resource pack yet, because it could only hold textures and sound files, only at 1.8 did the change happen with the addition of item/block model and blockstates files.
2. Why make an overlay out of one? Why not combine them into a personal pack? Take the best from both worlds. (without the ability to ever publish it)
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How about you make the panorama into an animated panorama so that it doesn't move, because what you're asking can only be solved by modding the game.
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whatext.com says you can decompress it with a decompression program after renaming it from .mcworld to .zip, however, it changes the subject from .mcpack to .mcworld without context.
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You make the model use the parent "item/generated" or if you fully customize the display tag, then you only need "builtin/generated".
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1. You can also select the version in the flares.
As far as I know, Blaue.png also has to exist before Blaue1.png and up can work. But I could be wrong and it could start with any number and it could still work.
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You will have to add inward faces to cover the model because what you're asking for can't be fixed.
If you remove the cullface in all the other blocks to satisfy that one model that destroys the cullface, then you have done a step towards your eternal suffering.
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You really should just go with Optifine, because biome-specific textures are not a vanilla feature.
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Next time please use the attachment feature.
Some people don't know they can open the picture in a new tab to view them a bit larger, or don't even have a right-click option.
If you figure out how to replicate it, announce it to the world, everyone wants to know how they can make something appear different in the first person compared to the third person.
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You mod the game of course.
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Like "this is" "encased in" quotations.
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You change the item display values for "fixed" inside the item model file outside of what optifine can change.
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First of all, you can put your code into spoilers, it's not necessary for this post but recommended for large codes.
Second, you can try to run all of your code through JSONlint first to see if there are errors in your code.
Third, I can tell the first is blockstates, but what about the other two? Seems like the exact same code, but for which files, and where are they?
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No, it has to be specifically "UTF-8 without BOM", because the BOM is a hidden letter Windows programs use at the start of the file, essentially placing a letter out of bounds of the root curly brackets breaking the code.
Notepad++ has UTF-8 without BOM.
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Maybe the models are the problem? Because the blockstates look fine to me.
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You need the encoding "UTF-8 without BOM" for all resource pack files, but I don't know if Optifine requires the same encoding.
I think it was Linux or Mac where "UTF-8 without BOM" is called "Western Style"?