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By lmoellendorf · Posted
I had a look at the the latest posts in Home > Mod Developer Central > Modder Support. The only answers came from the OPs themselves. -
By MiniHasMintz · Posted
I have downgraded it to before March 2025 as that's when Create 0.6 updated. It seemed to work, tysm!! -
By lmoellendorf · Posted
I read Resource Packs Resources Tutorial:Creating a resource pack As I understood I should place my resource pack files in: src/main/resources/ ├── META-INF │ └── mods.toml ├── assets/ ├── pack.mcmeta └── pack.png But in Minecraft, if I open Options > Resource Pack, I cannot find my resource pack. However, if I zip the files above and put the zip into run/resourcepacks/MyFirstMod.zip, my resource pack shows up in Minecraft. I assumed that ./gradlew build would take care of bundling my resource pack. Or am I supposed to zip the files and place them in run/resourcepacks manually? -
By TileEntity · Posted
Make a test without the mod SmallerUnit
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