Minecraft says "texturepacks" instead of "resourcepacks"?
I had installed a Minecraft resource pack (well, to tell the truth, 2) and it said open your .minecraft folder and then locate your "resourcepack" folder and then copy it to the folder, but instead it says "texturepacks". I wouldn't mind it, but in-game, it will not show, and then it will say "Open Resource Pack Folder" and I clicked it, but it says "Could not find folder "resourcepacks". Then it says some other words, but I am NOT uninstalling those. My friend said that renaming the folder would completely screw up Minecraft and that I should reinstall it. Is this true? And if it is, will I need to repay the $30.00 that I payed for Minecraft? I have a Windows 7 computer and am using Minecraft 1.8.
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I had installed a Minecraft resource pack (well, to tell the truth, 2) and it said open your .minecraft folder and then locate your "resourcepack" folder and then copy it to the folder, but instead it says "texturepacks".
Are you using the right version of Minecraft?
You can change versions by selecting the "Edit Profile" button at the bottom left of the launcher.
Then, change the version from [whatever your current version is] to version 1.6.1 or higher.
If it's already set to Use latest version, then it's something wrong with your installation.
I wouldn't mind it, but in-game, it will not show, and then it will say "Open Resource Pack Folder" and I clicked it, but it says "Could not find folder "resourcepacks".
Is your Minecraft installed properly?
It seems you're missing the resourcepacks folder.
You can make a new one by going to %AppData%\.minecraft and then create a new folder called resourcepacks.
Then it says some other words, but I am NOT uninstalling those. My friend said that renaming the folder would completely screw up Minecraft and that I should reinstall it. Is this true? And if it is, will I need to repay the $30.00 that I payed for Minecraft? I have a Windows 7 computer and am using Minecraft 1.8.
You seriously don't know what you just did right?
Firstly, DO NOT touch (rename/delete) any folders in your .minecraft folder, unless you know what you're doing.
You can install Resource Packs (if you're playing 1.6.1 or later) in the resourcepacks folder.
Otherwise, place texture packs into the texturepacks folder (if you're playing 1.5.2 or earlier). There should not be one if you have never played Minecraft prior to 1.6.1.
How do I install Texture/Resource packs?
Just drag the whole file (.zip) into the resourcepacks folder. Do not extract the comperssed .zip file.
It's still broken.
Just close your game and restart the launcher. It should automatically fix any errors. Launching the game will also do the same.
Do I have to pay to reinstall?
Like most games - No, you do not. All you need to do is delete your entire %AppData%\.minecraft folder (Not the entire AppData folder) with the launcher closed.
Then, open the launcher. Enter your login username and password and then let it reinstall everything.
That is unless you pirated the game, then - Yes: You do, but that's only for the first reinstall; to get your license to play it/buy a copy.
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Are Minecraft texture packs the same as resource packs?
What's the difference between texture packs and resource packs? As far as most people need to be concerned, there's no difference between a texture pack and a resource pack. If you do want a bit of Minecraft history though, Texture Packs are actually the deprecated system for adding new textures to Minecraft.The Best Minecraft Resource Packs That Improve The Vanilla Look
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