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Hello everyone!

 

I have a question which is not directly related to forge, but to Minecraft modding in general. So, I am making a mod that adds creatures which are based on vanilla block, and thus these creatures have textures similar to or identical to some vanilla Minecraft textures. My question is therefore: Is it accepted to use modified vanilla textures in modding, or should I make my own textures completely from scratch?

 

Thanks!

1 hour ago, vemerion said:

should I make my own textures completely from scratch

You should, but just in case you need some vanilla assets, you can use a ResourceLocation with "minecraft" as the first parameter, than the path of the asset.

It's sad how much time mods spend saying "x is no longer supported on this forum. Please update to a modern version of Minecraft to receive support".

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1 hour ago, Novârch said:

You should, but just in case you need some vanilla assets, you can use a ResourceLocation with "minecraft" as the first parameter, than the path of the asset.

Thank you for your response, that was the conclusion I also came to. Now I just need to fire up GIMP for the first time in years and try to make something not too awful :)

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