Tutorial: Resource Packs

This tutorial assumes the following:

• You know how to create a Resource Pack.
• You are familiar with how to create a Dynamic Surroundings configuration file.

Configuration files are loaded and applied in a very specific order. Keep this in mind when building/testing your Resource Pack.

1. Built-in configuration files for each mod is applied in load order.
2. Resource Pack configuration files are then applied. These configurations can override the configurations in step #1.
3. External configuration files are applied in the order specified in the dsurround.cfg file. These conifigurations can override the configurations in step #1 and #2.

Adding a configuration script to your Resource Pack is pretty straight forward:

1. Create a path in your pack /assets/dsurround/.
2. Create a file configure.json in that path.
3. Edit configure.json with the settings you need.
4. Package your Resource Pack and ship!
5. Profit!

Limitations

• Only configured resource packs are scanned when the client starts up. If you enable/disable the resource pack on the fly you will need to reload the Minecraft client to pick up any scripts or you will have to issue the /ds reload command.