The biomes are a COOL aspect of Minecraft, but I'm wondering if there is any variable that hinges on a player's location in the world when it comes to generating the map, or maybe the month of the year? The reason I'm asking is because of the countless attempts I have made at starting a new world, only ONE (1) map--my first one--hasn't been absolutely covered in snow. It's December, and I live in Canada. I get enough snow when I look outside, do I really need to be forced to stare at it in a video game as well, dammit?! LMAO. Am I the only one being left out in the cold, literally?
or follow the fscking directions and don't use the hdpatcher to copy her files into the jar, only use it for adding hd support. Then drag the files in yourself.
Having the patcher do it automatically is quicker. Unless I am royally confused as to why the patcher has the ability to install the texture pack but isn't supposed to be used to do so.
Hi Everyone,
For those that are having problems with the latest HD patcher I have a solution that I just tested and worked.
1. Do a fresh install of Minecraft (Delete the .mincraft/bin folder then run the game)
2. Open the minecraft.jar and drag all Misa's files into it.
3. Run the McPatcher with 64x64 selected and all boxes checked except for the texture pack box.
4. click patch
The rest of the steps for the additional stuff see Misa's instructions in the first post. The above is just for Misa's texture pack.
Hope this helps.
I just followed your instructions to the letter (as well as Misa's instructions), until the Patcher fails to run because it says minecraft.jar has already been patched. The weirdest thing about this is that I had Misa's pack installed on Minecraft v1.2.2, and uninstalled it to test out the Brown & Bloom pack. I have only had problems with it since 1.2.3_04 was released. When I log in, it goes to the usual 'Updating Minecraft' screen and it just stops as soon as "Done loading" appears. I'm stumped.
I just figured out the problem. The MCPatcher DOES NOT like opening RAR files. There are two solutions to this:
1) Download the ZIP version from Misa's original post
2) Unpack the RAR file, and then repackage the files into a ZIP file and run the MCPatcher as you normally would.
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Any chance we could get a 64x64 RoboCop skin? To go with Misa's Texture Pack of course...
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Having the patcher do it automatically is quicker. Unless I am royally confused as to why the patcher has the ability to install the texture pack but isn't supposed to be used to do so.
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I just followed your instructions to the letter (as well as Misa's instructions), until the Patcher fails to run because it says minecraft.jar has already been patched. The weirdest thing about this is that I had Misa's pack installed on Minecraft v1.2.2, and uninstalled it to test out the Brown & Bloom pack. I have only had problems with it since 1.2.3_04 was released. When I log in, it goes to the usual 'Updating Minecraft' screen and it just stops as soon as "Done loading" appears. I'm stumped.
I just figured out the problem. The MCPatcher DOES NOT like opening RAR files. There are two solutions to this:
1) Download the ZIP version from Misa's original post
2) Unpack the RAR file, and then repackage the files into a ZIP file and run the MCPatcher as you normally would.