How to make a texture pack

Lumix
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How to make a texture pack

by Lumix » Wed Aug 08, 2012 22:35

I want to try to make a texture pack but have no idea how can someone help??
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by ashenk69 » Thu Aug 09, 2012 00:20

Under games\minetest_game\mods\default\textures it lists all the default textures that you will need to change in order to create a texture pack for the default game. You don't have to replace the files just put your new images under textures\all and it'll truncate the other ones.
 

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by Topywo » Thu Aug 09, 2012 11:36

I don't know if you're new with making images/pictures, new with minetest or new with both.

If new with both

Make a copy of your minetest directory (doesn't take much space). Don't forget to include the hidden files. Now you've a playing ground
Or make yourself a map/folder called something like "myfirsttexturepack" :-P

- open up your standard graphic/paint/image program on the computer.
- choose: open file and just pick one of the .png's from the default (see ashenk69 post)
- You can now change, erase or whatever the default .png into a picture you would like to have.
If you made a copy of minetest, just save (overwrite), if you made a map/folder, save it to that place.

- If you want to try out your textures, just start to play minetest
- if put into a map/folder, you can copy the .png-files (without the map/folder) to your the "all" map folder: --> /home/Topywo/celeron55-minetest-d38b465/textures/all. The ,png must be directly under "all", without their original "mother" folder/map

This is a very simplistic way to have quickly a texture-pack. A good way to find out if you like making texture packs.
 

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by Lumix » Thu Aug 09, 2012 21:00

Thanks this really help
 

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by SegFault22 » Fri Aug 10, 2012 05:34

Also, you can use the Realworld Cursor Editor to edit simple PNG files and keep transparency, something that MS-Paint lacks...and it's not just for mouse cursors...
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by jinigold » Fri Aug 17, 2012 08:05

with Realworld Cursor Editor can i make a red sword or sth else?
 

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by Stef » Fri Aug 17, 2012 08:08

I use Paint.net for texture making
Sorry for my crappy english, im dutch :D
 

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by XxelitenajaxX » Fri Oct 18, 2013 17:09

i wanted to know as well so cheers
 

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by Annahstas » Sun Nov 10, 2013 02:50

Stef wrote:I use Paint.net for texture making


+1 I use Paint.net for my textures too.
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