Minecraft Resource Packs

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The reason for this is that Minecraft texture packs are usually downloaded as .zip or .rar files, not .jar files. It's possible that the file you downloaded is not actually a texture pack, or that it was downloaded incorrectly.

To open a Minecraft texture pack in the Java edition, you should follow these steps:

Download the texture pack from a trusted website, such as the official Minecraft website or a reputable modding website.

Once the file has downloaded, open the Minecraft launcher and click on "Options" and then "Resource Packs".

Click on "Open Resource Pack Folder". This will open the folder where your Minecraft resource packs are stored.

Move the downloaded texture pack file into the folder.

In the Minecraft launcher, click on "Done" and then go back to the "Resource Packs" section.

You should now see the new texture pack in the list of available resource packs. Click on it to select it, and then click "Done".

The texture pack should now be applied to your game.

Hello Restart your Minecraft client and the issue should be fixed. If not, try another version of
Minecraft.

• When you join a lobby that requires a resource pack, it does not automatically download the pack and /resource does not work for you.
• When you join a lobby that requires a resource pack and it says "Attempting to send you the resource pack", but you never end up downloading the resource pack.
• If you know how to get to your folder already, skip to step 4. If not, start by going to "Options" in your Minecraft home screen.
• Then go to your "Resource Packs...".
• Then go to "Open resource pack folder".
• Now click on the ".minecraft" in the address bar of your Folder Explorer.
• You should now see a list of folders, find the one called "server-resource-packs" and go into it.
  
• If you can't find this folder, then right click in an empty area of your Folder Explorer and click "New", then "Folder". Name your new folder "server-resource-packs". This should fix your issue, you can stop here.
• And once in the folder, delete everything in the folder.

So If I just copy all my files and paste them back it will work? I downloaded them most of them back but I want to use the RTX beta again

Unfortunately when you enroll or leave the beta, it deletes the whole folder including all worlds and mods.

Hi Doron Israel



Greetings!



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I do understand the urgency of you wanting to find other ways for this issue of yours in regards with your texture package on Minecraft. We are very glad to help you out to find some of the best possible options and troubleshooting's that we can provide for you.



Firstly, I would like to confirm if you have tried signing out of your account on the computer where the texture pack is not showing up and then signing back in again. This can sometimes help refresh the account and make the texture pack appear.



If that doesn't work, I would suggest checking if the texture pack is installed on the computer where it is not showing up. To do this, please follow these steps:



1. Launch Minecraft on the computer where the texture pack is not showing up.

2. Click on "Options" from the main menu.

3. Click on "Resource Packs".

4. Check if the texture pack is listed under "Available Resource Packs" or "Selected Resource Packs". If it is listed under "Available Resource Packs", click on it to select it and then click on the arrow button to move it to the "Selected Resource Packs" section.



If the texture pack is not listed under "Available Resource Packs", it may not have been installed properly. In this case, I would suggest trying to reinstall the texture pack. To do this, please follow these steps:



1. Log in to your account on the computer where the texture pack is not showing up.

2. Launch Minecraft and click on "Options" from the main menu.

3. Click on "Resource Packs".

4. Click on "Open Resource Pack Folder". This will open the folder where Minecraft stores its resource packs.

5. Delete the folder for the texture pack that is not showing up.

6. Log out of your account and then log back in again.

7. Launch Minecraft and go to "Options" > "Resource Packs" again.

8. Click on "Open Resource Pack Folder" again.

9. Drag and drop the texture pack file into the resource pack folder.

10. Go back to Minecraft and check if the texture pack is now showing up.



If none of the above steps work, it is possible that there may be an issue with your account or with the Minecraft client itself. In this case, I would suggest contacting Minecraft support for further assistance, click here: Minecraft Help Center

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your issue. I hope all of this information's are helpful. We look forward on your response.

Regards,



Microsoft Community Moderator