#first resource pack

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viral hatch
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Can you show us what the logs say? :D

pine crystalBOT
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Logs :wood:

The logs are where Minecraft displays errors when something goes wrong and can thus help you gain information about why something isn't working for you!
To open the logs:

  1. Enable logs in the Minecraft Launcher
  2. Start your game (or restart it if you already have an open instance)
  3. Enjoy spotting errors getting much easier!
viral hatch
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That would help out a ton!

pine crystalBOT
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Logs :wood:

The logs are where Minecraft displays errors when something goes wrong and can thus help you gain information about why something isn't working for you!
To open the logs:

  1. Enable logs in the Minecraft Launcher
  2. Start your game (or restart it if you already have an open instance)
  3. Enjoy spotting errors getting much easier!
viral hatch
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<@&935561184806060073> can't really help rn, maybe you give it a shot?

viral topaz
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@frigid oasis which launcher?

radiant mesa
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what did you change in the resource pack ?

sage pebble
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@frigid oasis
attach a resource pack

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wdym

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give me a resource pack

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resource pack from the question

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you don't have the right path to the texture, check it out

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the path must be specified starting from the textures folder. that is, if your task is on the path "minecraft/textures/block/custom/name.png", then the model should have the path "minecraft:block/custom/name"

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have you fixed it?

sage pebble
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read it again

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yes

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you can simply replace the texture with a transparent one, but keep in mind, the darkening will disappear for all pumpkins

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minecraft/textures/misc/pumpkinblur.png

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place a texture at this address in your resource pack and make it empty

sage pebble
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wdym

lucid fox
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can you screenshot that

viral topaz
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can we have a look at the pack?

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pumkinblur.png is corrupted

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fix the file

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replace it with a working one

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.png works

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do u need a computer basics tutorial?

lucid fox
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here is a 16x16 transparent image, use this as pumpkinblur.png