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"A picture is worth 1000 words" - it would be better to see a screenshot(s) of it in action. It would also be good to hear if you have been using it to help you with any projects. Statistics: Posted by Blockhead — Mon Oct 06, 2025 14:13 * * *

"A picture is worth 1000 words" - it would be better to see a screenshot(s) of it in action. It would also be good to hear if you have been using it to help you with any projects. Statistics: Posted by Blockhead — Mon Oct 06, 2025 14:13 * * *

"A picture is worth 1000 words" - it would be better to see a screenshot(s) of it in action. It would also be good to hear if you have been using it to help you with any projects. Statistics: Posted by Blockhead — Mon Oct 06, 2025 14:13 * * *

"A picture is worth 1000 words" - it would be better to see a screenshot(s) of it in action. It would also be good to hear if you have been using it to help you with any projects. Statistics: Posted by Blockhead — Mon Oct 06, 2025 14:13 * * *

Hey everyone, I've developed a web-based tool to simplify converting Minecraft texture packs for Minetest, and I had an AI write up this post to give you a quick overview. The Texture Conversion Studio runs entirely in your browser. No installs needed, and your files remain private on your computer. I was inspired by the project whose methods are at the link: https://github.com/minetest-tools/mcresconvert Key Features: Smart Matching: It intelligently suggests texture matches based on color, structure, and name similarity, saving you tons of time. Advanced Tools: Go beyond simple renames. You can colorize textures, compose layers, crop, rotate, and even auto-generate complex textures like chests and doors from a single source file. Live Preview: Instantly see the results of your edits. Rule Sets: Save all your mappings as a reusable "Rule Set" that you can export and share. How it works: Just upload your Minecraft (source) and Minetest (target) .zip packs, use the visual interface to map the textures, and download the finished pack. Project Status & A Few Notes A key idea is for the community to create and share different 'Rule Sets' for specific Minetest mods, making it easy to adapt any Minecraft pack to them. Please keep in mind the app is currently in beta, and some changes may be needed. I don't think I can dedicate a lot of time to it, so if anyone with coding skills wants to help make it more effective, please feel free. If I can find the time, I'll be making future fixes with the help of AI. I also want you to know this was coded using Gemini 2.5 Pro. I don't know how to code myself, but a huge amount of time was spent to make it work! :D Hope you find it useful! All feedback is welcome. link: https://github.com/byabdibyabhukakhad-d ... eConverter I'll write a guide tomorrow Statistics: Posted by osman1429 — Mon Oct 06, 2025 11:32 * * *

Hey everyone, I've developed a web-based tool to simplify converting Minecraft texture packs for Minetest, and I had an AI write up this post to give you a quick overview. The Texture Conversion Studio runs entirely in your browser. No installs needed, and your files remain private on your computer. I was inspired by the project whose methods are at the link: https://github.com/minetest-tools/mcresconvert Key Features: Smart Matching: It intelligently suggests texture matches based on color, structure, and name similarity, saving you tons of time. Advanced Tools: Go beyond simple renames. You can colorize textures, compose layers, crop, rotate, and even auto-generate complex textures like chests and doors from a single source file. Live Preview: Instantly see the results of your edits. Rule Sets: Save all your mappings as a reusable "Rule Set" that you can export and share. How it works: Just upload your Minecraft (source) and Minetest (target) .zip packs, use the visual interface to map the textures, and download the finished pack. Project Status & A Few Notes A key idea is for the community to create and share different 'Rule Sets' for specific Minetest mods, making it easy to adapt any Minecraft pack to them. Please keep in mind the app is currently in beta, and some changes may be needed. I don't think I can dedicate a lot of time to it, so if anyone with coding skills wants to help make it more effective, please feel free. If I can find the time, I'll be making future fixes with the help of AI. I also want you to know this was coded using Gemini 2.5 Pro. I don't know how to code myself, but a huge amount of time was spent to make it work! :D Hope you find it useful! All feedback is welcome. link: https://github.com/byabdibyabhukakhad-d ... eConverter I'll write a guide tomorrow Statistics: Posted by osman1429 — Mon Oct 06, 2025 11:32 * * *

Hey everyone, I've developed a web-based tool to simplify converting Minecraft texture packs for Minetest, and I had an AI write up this post to give you a quick overview. The Texture Conversion Studio runs entirely in your browser. No installs needed, and your files remain private on your computer. Key Features: Smart Matching: It intelligently suggests texture matches based on color, structure, and name similarity, saving you tons of time. Advanced Tools: Go beyond simple renames. You can colorize textures, compose layers, crop, rotate, and even auto-generate complex textures like chests and doors from a single source file. Live Preview: Instantly see the results of your edits. Rule Sets: Save all your mappings as a reusable "Rule Set" that you can export and share. How it works: Just upload your Minecraft (source) and Minetest (target) .zip packs, use the visual interface to map the textures, and download the finished pack. Project Status & A Few Notes A key idea is for the community to create and share different 'Rule Sets' for specific Minetest mods, making it easy to adapt any Minecraft pack to them. Please keep in mind the app is currently in beta, and some changes may be needed. I don't think I can dedicate a lot of time to it, so if anyone with coding skills wants to help make it more effective, please feel free. If I can find the time, I'll be making future fixes with the help of AI. I also want you to know this was coded using Gemini 2.5 Pro. I don't know how to code myself, but a huge amount of time was spent to make it work! :D Hope you find it useful! All feedback is welcome. link: https://github.com/byabdibyabhukakhad-d ... eConverter Statistics: Posted by osman1429 — Mon Oct 06, 2025 11:32 * * *

Hey everyone, I've developed a web-based tool to simplify converting Minecraft texture packs for Minetest, and I had an AI write up this post to give you a quick overview. The Texture Conversion Studio runs entirely in your browser. No installs needed, and your files remain private on your computer. Key Features: Smart Matching: It intelligently suggests texture matches based on color, structure, and name similarity, saving you tons of time. Advanced Tools: Go beyond simple renames. You can colorize textures, compose layers, crop, rotate, and even auto-generate complex textures like chests and doors from a single source file. Live Preview: Instantly see the results of your edits. Rule Sets: Save all your mappings as a reusable "Rule Set" that you can export and share. How it works: Just upload your Minecraft (source) and Minetest (target) .zip packs, use the visual interface to map the textures, and download the finished pack. Project Status & A Few Notes A key idea is for the community to create and share different 'Rule Sets' for specific Minetest mods, making it easy to adapt any Minecraft pack to them. Please keep in mind the app is currently in beta, and some changes may be needed. I don't think I can dedicate a lot of time to it, so if anyone with coding skills wants to help make it more effective, please feel free. If I can find the time, I'll be making future fixes with the help of AI. I also want you to know this was coded using Gemini 2.5 Pro. I don't know how to code myself, but a huge amount of time was spent to make it work! :D Hope you find it useful! All feedback is welcome. link: https://github.com/byabdibyabhukakhad-d ... eConverter Statistics: Posted by osman1429 — Mon Oct 06, 2025 11:32 * * *

Hello, my new idea is about some DB or shared directory for sharing textures from mods to be used by other modders in their mods. Why? Lower number of needed textures (if the special own design of texture doesn't want the mod creator). It could be useful too for server mainteners. Each texture could contain: 1. Name 2. Tags 3. Name of main mod or texturepack 4. Names of other mods (and modpacks of mods) and texturepacks 5. Author(s) (first author, editors) 6. License 7. Description (optional) 8. Categories Statistics: Posted by MatyasP — Sat Aug 09, 2025 16:44 * * *

This is for both bedrock and java they are just textures there are zero code so don't worrie about any malware etc. - Comparing d91b9123dd...5a53a59765 · schoolerer/TexturePacks-Minecraft