This is the official blog post for my upcoming modern resource pack. I currently don't have a name for it, so I'll just refer to it as the "modern resource pack" or simply "resource pack".
Downloads
Latest
Modern Pack v0.1 [DEV]
All Versions
Modern Pack v0.1 [DEV]
Terms
- You may not distribute or sell any copies of the resource pack, or any files it contains, modified or unmodified.
- You may not claim the resource pack, or any files it contains, as your own work.
- You may not use the resource pack, or any files it contains, for illegal or unethical purposes.
- You may not bundle the resource pack, or any files it contains, with any other resource pack or mod.
- You are allowed to share the download link, provided that in doing so you do not violate any other terms.
- You are allowed to publish in-game videos using the resource pack, or any files it contains, provided that in doing so you do not violate any other terms, without crediting the author of this pack. That does not mean credit wouldn't be nice, though. :)
- These terms are subject to change at any time without notice. You can read the latest terms at: http://cwasupertroopers.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Blaster_Niceshot/Modern_Resource_Pack
- You automatically agree to the terms by downloading the resource pack. If you do not agree to the terms, you may not download or use the resource pack.
Installation Instructions
Windows
- Download and copy/cut the resource pack .zip file.
- Navigate to the .minecraft folder, which is at %appdata%\.minecraft.
- You can also navigate to C:\Users\YourComputerUserName\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft (YourComputerUserName) is replaced with your PC username.
- If you use the latter method, make sure hidden files and folders are shown. (How to show hidden files and folders)
- Paste the .zip file in the resourcepacks folder.
- Open Minecraft and open ESC > Options.
- Select Resource Packs, and then use the arrows to move the resource pack file from the left side to the right.
OS X (Mac)
- See Windows; path to minecraft folder in OS X is ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft, where ~ refers to your home directory.
Linux
- See Windows; path to .minecraft folder in Linux is ~/.minecraft, where ~ refers to your home directory.
Need help?
More .minecraft help can be found here.
After you've viewed that link, you can ask for extra help in the comments of this blog post.
Feedback
You can submit suggestions and bug reports here.