{ "pack": { "pack_format": 1, "description": "§dSPREENDMC RAINBOW §f- §b32x §7by IconBreh" } } Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard
pack.png (Optional: A 128x128 image used as the pack's icon) 4. Installation
: Ensure the file extension is .mcmeta and not .txt . If you see pack.mcmeta.txt , Minecraft will not recognize the pack. 3. Folder Structure SPREENDMC RAINBOW (by IconBreh) 32x
To ensure the pack works properly, your main folder (named "SPREENDMC RAINBOW 32x") must have this exact layout: (Folder) assets (Folder containing the textures) pack.mcmeta (The file you just created)
8.9 or 1.21) so I can give you the exact pack_format number? If you see pack
: The § symbols allow for colored text in the Minecraft menu. 2. Save and Rename Save the file as pack.mcmeta .
: If you are playing on a version other than 1.8.9, change the "pack_format" number to match your version (e.g., 15 for 1.20, 18 for 1.20.2). : The § symbols allow for colored text
To write a proper metadata file ( pack.mcmeta ) for the texture pack, you need to use specific JSON formatting so Minecraft recognizes it. This "paper" (file) acts as the pack's manifest, defining its version and the description users see in the resource pack menu. 1. Create the pack.mcmeta File