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MC-22558

Resource Pack Locks on Zip Update

[[ UPDATE : 1.6.2 ]]
[Error]
"Hot-Patching" a Resource Pack makes it unusable in until the Client Closes.

[Notes]
Same instructions as below, but without the crash.
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[Error]
If you "Hot-Patch" a Resource Pack, the Game Crashes when you try to render the new Data.

[Duplication]
• Open Minecraft and Select a Resource Pack (Example "ZIP")
• Start a Single Player Game / Join Multiplayer****
• Edit a "Out-of-Folder" copy of Resource Pack.
• Copy new zipped file to Resource Pack directory (Confirm Override0
• Minecraft : Open Resource Pack Menu
• Select Default
• Wait for Workload to complete
• Select Zip Resource Pa-CCCCCRASH (Sad Faces all around)

[Notes]
• This used to work before 1.6
• My process / workflow for edits is this :

  • Fire up Minecraft and look at Textures (usually in Flat World)

  • Edit the files one by one as needed

  • Re-Zip file in my Development Directory

  • Copy Zip File to Minecraft Directory

  • Switch to Default, wait a few Seconds, Switch Back

  • View new Content

  • Adjust as needed (Repeat Steps until pack is updated)
    • Completely logging out and quitting the Game works, but the process is FAR to long, especially for super fast edits to tweak the smaller things (like Pixel adjustments)
    • 2x Crash Notes Attached (Yes, my Resource Pack is called Zip until done and ready to be shipped).

[Resource File Notes]
• 16x16
• Textures Only (No Sound, Lang, etc)
• FileList Mirrors 1.6.1 FileList (Textures only)
• PNG Files are 32-bit/unCompressed

[Notes]
• If you need anymore data, let me know.

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Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft version? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.

@Ezekiel
It doesn't crash but it still locks out the Resource Pack. I can click to another Pack, such as Default or another, but won't let me reSelect the file I had overwrote. (I'll update the ticket after this is posted).

Use a folderbased resourcepack (just unpack your Zip.zip into a folder called: "Zip" inside of the resourcepack folder). Windows locks files while you have them open, we keep them open ingame to read from.

FolderBase Resource Pack worked... Thank You for the Help (You can close this ticket as well)

John Klinedinst

(Unassigned)

Unconfirmed

resource-pack

Minecraft 1.6.2

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