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mcpi-texturepack

Repo for Minecraft Pi texture packs. Designed for the MCPIL launcher.

Texturepack descriptions

Pack Name Pack Author/Uploader
new_textures Added by RPi News
recoveryPack Added by RPi News
badgeFix Added by RPi News
ZombiePigmanFix Added by RPi News
mcpi-plastic-pack Created by AbysssDevelopment
MCPI-Xray v1.0 Added by RPi News
Youdub-pack Created by Youdubham#3049
LouieDuck Added by RPi News

Files not to touch:

  • addpack.py
  • recoveryPack.zip(vanilla MCPI textures)

-new_textures.zip is a port for the newer MC textures for MCPI -badgeFix.zip changes the Minecon logo to an MCPI Approved logo, requested by @TheBrokenRail. -new_textures.zip is a pack using Bracket The Fox#6969's textures made from the newer version of Minecraft. -ZombiePigmanFix.zip is a fix to the zombie pigman texture not showing the outside of heads. -mcpi-plastic-pack.zip is a pack made by AbysssDevelopment, and is a recreation of the Minecraft Bedrock Plastic texture pack. -MCPI-Xray-v1.0.zip is a broken attempt at a xray hack. Youdub-pack.zip is a custom pack made by Youdubham#3049 -LoueDuck.zip turns chickens into Louie from DuckTales as shown here

MCPI Texturepack utility v1.1

This repo is a upload of the code which was originally made by NikZapp#6774 on Discord with minor tweaks to work with MCPI-Reborn. Here is a formatted version of the original README from NikZapp:

Coded by NikZapp. This code is sadly not protected.

Features:

  1. Install custom textures witout navigating in all the folders.
  2. Every texture is fully customisable.
  3. All textures are stored in one file.
  4. Easy to use.

Will be added soon:

  • HD Texture support!
  • Autocompleting gui_blocks.png (how blocks look in your inventory)
  • More!

How to use:

  1. Execute the addpack.py file in the command line as root (using sudo, for example).
  2. If you want to install a texturepack, input the path to it.
  3. If you however want to remove all texturepacks, just press enter.

To create a texturepack, follow these steps:

  1. Put all of your textures in one folder. There should be no subfolders, like this:
  • Not to do:
/path/to/your/pack/gui/gui2.png
/path/to/your/pack/terrain.png
/path/to/your/pack/mob/creeper.png
  • To do:
/path/to/your/pack/gui2.png
/path/to/your/pack/terrain.png
/path/to/your/pack/creeper.png
  1. Compress the textures using the .zip format:
/path/to/your/pack.zip/gui2.png
/path/to/your/pack.zip/terrain.png
/path/to/your/pack.zip/creeper.png

Done!