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Working on a mod in 1.14 and I want to know about file structure and how model json is written. So how do I get a default resource pack?

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Assets and data are inside the vanilla minecraft jar. You can either extract that in .minecraft or look at it in your referenced/external libraries in your IDE

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1 hour ago, Cadiboo said:

Assets and data are inside the vanilla minecraft jar. You can either extract that in .minecraft or look at it in your referenced/external libraries in your IDE

Solved. But I wonder can you directly open minecraft assets in your IDE? it seems impossible in mine

1 hour ago, Snownee said:

Solved. But I wonder can you directly open minecraft assets in your IDE? it seems impossible in mine

Which IDE are you using?  I use Eclipse which has a generic text editor, or a plug-in for JSON files.

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11 minutes ago, PhilipChonacky said:

Which IDE are you using?  I use Eclipse which has a generic text editor, or a plug-in for JSON files.

I use Eclipse. When I try to open assets I get:

"System editor can only open file base resources"

I'm a little unclear where you re coming across this.

Do you have a screenshot?

 

Below is a shot of my preferences showing the handlers for JSON files.

JSON Editor is a plug-in I installed that structures the view of JSON files

 

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1 minute ago, PhilipChonacky said:

I'm a little unclear where you re coming across this.

Do you have a screenshot?

 

Below is a shot of my preferences showing the handlers for JSON files.

JSON Editor is a plug-in I installed that structures the view of JSON files

 

image.thumb.png.19cbdb06cfe67d270529d53094c08652.png

 

image.png.2ff892deaefa3311f178e306e7f2ea84.png

I opened file in Referenced Libraries/client extra.jar, not my own resources

4 minutes ago, Snownee said:

I opened file in Referenced Libraries/client extra.jar, not my own resources

 

This is what I get with the Referenced Libraries/client extra.jar,

I vaguely recall a generic error like the one you describe before I set a handler for the file, but I definitely don't get one now.

 

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11 minutes ago, PhilipChonacky said:

 

This is what I get with the Referenced Libraries/client extra.jar,

I vaguely recall a generic error like the one you describe before I set a handler for the file, but I definitely don't get one now.

 

image.png.abb8585b177541740040f8f974897742.png

It finally works. Thank you!

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