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golden kernel
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Blockbench assumes you load textures from a proper resource pack folder setup, not from random places on your PC.

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and a resource pack cannot have folders with capital letters inside them, hence the warning.

If you use the model as it is now in a resource pack the texture path in the model would still point to a "Downloads" folder and hence would be invalid (due to a capital letter and due to not having a "Downloads" folder in your pack later).

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!faq textures-folder

cunning brookBOT
# golden kernel !faq textures-folder
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Java: Textures Folder

Jokes aside, textures need to be anywhere inside the "YourPack/assets/minecraft/textures" folder inside your pack. If you are in 1.19.3 or newer they need to be in textures/item or textures/block.

If you are using the downloaded version of Blockbench, make sure you also load the textures from the correct location into Blockbench (or save textures from BB directly there), or the relative texture path inside the model will break.

If you are using the web version you need to rightclick every texture and specify the folder path (after "textures") and name of every texture manually instead.

If you wanna use custom subfolders in 1.19.3 or newer use !faq java-1.19.3-textures