Xbox Home screen Idea for next software update:)

I have the same issue. If I switch from a game to TV, the volume is very low and I have to turn my reciver up a lot. When I go back to the xbox one home screen, the sound is very loud and I have to turn it down.

It's definitely not the hdmi cable. Hopefully this can be fixed in the next software update.

nvm i figured it out... pls delete this thread thx

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ill get flamed for this I'm sure but i don't like the idea get the core game out first then add the extra stuff .

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Agreed. Texture Packs and any other MOD's should be added well after the Xbox 360 Edition is completely ported and up to date with the PC Edition of the "Minecraft" video game. The developers at 4J Studios are probably working very hard to add all of the
features that are already in the PC Edition to the Xbox 360 Edition of "Minecraft".

It's going to take long enough just to port the current version of the "Minecraft" video game over to the Xbox 360 without having also work on porting texture packs designed by independent developers who aren't currently working at "Mojang".

There isn't even an unlimited sized map feature on the current Xbox 360 Edition of "Minecraft". If 4J Studios made any sort of MOD? It would be cool if they put in a MOD that allowed you to pick which Biome's are actually built into a map before it's generated.
Atleast until you can have the infinitely large generated map feature in the Xbox 360 Edition of "Minecraft".

Hey Nola!



You're not alone in wanting texture packs, and 4J has definitely been listening to the requests of the community! It
is actually planned for texture packs to make their way into the game in some way-shape-or-form. As I often do, I'll go ahead and cite my sources: https://twitter.com/4JStudios/status/270466754428407809.



However, I wouldn't jump to any conclusions about player created texture packs just yet. 4J would most likely (and very understandably) want to avoid implementing a screening process. Maybe we will see some sort of "mix and match" system, in which players
can choose block patterns, shades, or other features on a block-by-block basis, but nobody really knows. While this may seem like a big undertaking that will suck up much of their time, it is actually a simple process. Using texture packs is quite simply the
replacing of one picture in the games files, with another, simple as that. More than likely, the time consuming part will be the decision on
how exactly to implement texture packs, or the development of a API that will modify the "texture pack".



Lastly, I wouldn't get too excited about having new amazing textures on the Xbox 360 that look
quite like the PC Texture Packs. If you look closely, you'll see that Minecraft blocks have a resolution of 16x16 (They are sixteen pixels high, and sixteen pixels wide). Most of the fancy Texture Packs you have been seeing are higher resolution. PC
players have the ability to use external programs that allows the game to use Textures featuring 32x32, 64x64, 128x128, or even 256x256 resolutions. This means that PC Textures can be more detailed than Xbox 360 Textures could. Why? Well, increasing your texture
resolutions will quickly make it much more difficult for the game to render quickly and steadily (resulting in fram rate drops). If you notice, the resolutions above increase by the previous resolution doubled, so even when the resolution is just 32x32, you're
doubling the load the GPU has to bare when rendering textures. Now PC players can get around this by adjusting many graphics setting, having better hardware, or by installing third party programs that will improve their frame rates, but Xbox 360 players will
not have that luxury.



All this being said, Minecraft PC is currently undergoing several updates aimed at completely reworking the lighting engine, and how the game is rendered (this is all aimed at making the game both prettier, and easier to run). We may see similar re-workings
on the Xbox 360 as well, and with them, the potential for higher resolution textures. Until then, we'll just be patient, and thankful for what we got (I mean c'mon, split-screen? Heck yes!). But, anything is possible, and here's hoping!



Hope this helped!

-Cheers

Sistine

I would love to see some texture packs with the next update.. of course they won't be free though.