Minecraft: where are the textures stored? I want to turn the poppy into a rose again. Without a question mark at the end, girlfriend?

Minecraft: where are the textures stored? I want to turn the poppy into a rose again. Without a question mark at the end, girlfriend?

These are in the version (I think it was a jar archive).

Go to your .minecraft folder. With windoof this can usually be found under% appdata%. On Linux it is in the home directory.

Go to the versions folder and find the version of minecraft you want.

From now on I'm no longer 100% sure:

if you are in the folder (?) of the version there should be a jar file. You open this with an archive manager. With Windows I think there's WinRAR, 7zip and the one from Windoof itself. With Linux, for example, there's Ark.

There should be an assets folder in which you will find all the files you need.

I would recommend you to make a new texture pack.

Just make a new folder with a name e.g. "Test TP".

First you go to the search with the key combination "Windows + R".

Then you enter "% appdata%" in the field. Then you come to a folder called "Roaming" in which you will find a ".minecraft" folder.

Then you go to the "resourcepacks" folder and create your texturepack.

In this folder you create another folder called "assets".

There's also a text file called "pack.mcmeta" in the same folder.

In the MCMETA found that the folder is a texture pack.

An example code that you can just copy would be:

{

"pack": {

"pack_format": 5,

"description": "Test texture package"

}

}

to do this, put a pack.png (image of your texture package) in the same folder

Then your folder or the "Test Texturepack" should look like this:

assets (folder)

pack.mcmeta (text document)

pack.png (texturepack picture)

Then you create another folder in "assets" called "minecraft"

In this folder you create another one called "textures".

In this you then simply create a folder called "block".

Then you rename the PNG of your rose to "poppy.png" because you want to replace this texture.

Then you have a texture pack that you can use anywhere, and you don't have to replace the main texture in the respective Minecraft version.

However, if you want to replace an item you need an "item" folder in the "textures" folder.

I hope I could help you and write everything in lower case (except for the main folder or what your texture pack should be called).

I don't think you can change the original ones anyway.