How come i cant download the Patcher anywhere? http://files.jslegacy.com/JSTR-Texture-Patcher-1.2.jar this just gives me a forbidden message and everywhere else just sends me to that, how else can you download this, i really wanna use the JSTR for a FTB server. Anyone got any ideas?
32x [32x] JohnSmith Technician's Remix
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You could copy the block texture from the soartex pack into the john smith one...
Go into your textue/resource pack then:
->assets - >mod name (Go into the mod you wat to edit the texture from)
-> textures ->Blocks/items etc.
Then find the texture, copy it then do the exact same with the the other texture pack and replace their texture with yours.
->assets - >mod name (Go into the mod you wat to edit the texture from)
-> textures ->Blocks/items etc.
Then find the texture, copy it then do the exact same with the the other texture pack and replace their texture with yours.
So the website is giving me "403 Forbidden", and the patcher I already have doesn't run anymore. The MCF page owner doesn't have the modded pack, only vanilla.
What do?
What do?
About that website down... there is also a github repo where you can download it https://github.com/Glowstrontium/JSTR_MC-1.6
Some of that stuff seems to have been last edited 5-7 months ago, are you sure that will work with current packs?
Well, I am using stuff from github. I works with 1.6.4. Currently I am not playing strictly ftb, but my modpack do contain like 90% of ftb mods. Ofc, there are some missing textures (for example Thaumcraft and Tinkers Constrcut), but most mods have proper textures.
To be honest, I didn't really know that there is a JohnSmith website. I was always using stuff from github.
To be honest, I didn't really know that there is a JohnSmith website. I was always using stuff from github.
The file is not a master file. It's a master branch. But that does not matter. There is only one branch. To explain. Downloading file and just copying it into game dir is wrong way. If you go and dive into file you will see that it's not in mc format. In top level dir there are dir with mods names, and inside every dir there is an 'assets' dir. That dir is a top level dir for game to recognize resource pack correctly. You have to merge desired folders, and them zip them again. That will produce a resource pack file.
Here's some up to date stuff, from the MCF JS:L and JSTR page: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0lw1gngOTGnX1JCbEFWZ2V4REU&usp=sharing#list The JSTR file was just updated at the beginning of this month. I haven't checked to see how up to date or complete it is, but I have one that was updated a few days before the site went down. (Mine [ https://www.dropbox.com/s/lyyq9krpqrhoj0v/JSTR.zip ] was last modified 2/1/2013, and is about 93MB, for reference)
Edit: just noticed mine isn't done uploading to DB yet, will update when it is finished
Edit2: got distracted, its up now.
Edit: just noticed mine isn't done uploading to DB yet, will update when it is finished
Edit2: got distracted, its up now.
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I guess I should write a final post, I've just lost interest to minecraft, and with the amount of new mods coming out, glowstrontium and I just couldn't keep up. While we enjoyed what we did, it was just too much for the two of us, and it seemed like not that many people used the pack so it wasn't worth the huge amount of time it took to texture every single mod for a small amount of people.
As for what any of you could do, go ahead and make another download for it if you want, everything is in the github repo that was posted earlier
As for what any of you could do, go ahead and make another download for it if you want, everything is in the github repo that was posted earlier