Hey everybody, it’s Under My Cap, and welcome back to another video! Today, I’m going to show you how to add a custom resource texture to your paintings. This is really simple to do; I just discovered it recently and it’s a lot of fun as well. I’ll be walking you through the process, and I also have a blog post on this where you can download all the documents I used, so make sure to stick around for the video. I find it easier to watch videos than to read, so let’s get started. As you can see, I have a painting here. I’ll show you quickly that I’m using the Pure BD Craft resource pack, but not exactly; I’m just using their painting styles. When I place a painting, you’ll notice it has that cool little style. I’ll also add a link to this resource pack in the description in case you want to check it out. You’ve probably noticed that I’ve only customized one of these images for the video. Yes, there it is! You can see I customized one of the images to be my logo. It’s really cool because it works from a distance too; it acts just like a normal image, and I find it really enjoyable to create these. Now, let’s get straight into the tutorial. I have a whole bunch of resource packs that I put into this folder here, but what you actually need is a high-quality resource pack. I’ve chosen Pure BD Craft, 512 times MC114; a lot of those numbers don’t really mean anything. As you can see, it’s just a normal resource pack with all their pack stuff. Basically, I’m going to show you how to change the paintings right now. What you need to do is open your resource pack folder. I hope to have a link to the creator of this pack in the description as well, so you can support them and download their resource pack. You’ll want to go into the folder, then navigate to assets, then minecraft, and finally textures. You want to delete everything except for the paintings. This will leave you with just the paintings folder because that’s the only thing we want to change the textures for. A really cool thing with these texture pack customizations is that you can arrange them in the order you want. If we place the painting resource pack above one of your favorite resource packs or the default resource pack that Minecraft comes with, if a texture doesn’t exist in the first pack, it will go to the second, then the third, and so on. So, if there is no texture for a grass block in the pack we’re customizing right now, it will default to the next one and then the next until it gets to the default texture pack. After doing this, open up the paintings folder, and you’ll see all the special paintings here. I’m just going to quickly go through and edit them until they are all blank. Okay, now that I’ve done that, you’ll notice that all the textures are gone, but all of their names are still there. Personally, I wouldn’t rename them because there might be something in the texture pack that depends on the original names, so I would keep them as they are and overlay your photos on top. Now, I’m going to get a bunch of random photos, and I will show you how I put them into the paintings. One thing I recommend is using Photoshop to edit your photos. It just makes the process a lot easier. So, let’s open up Photoshop. Now that I have it open, I’m going to get a marker and draw on it. This will just be one of our demonstration images. As you can see, you can do your own custom drawings as well. I’ll quickly save it—File, Save—and now you can see it’s saved as this file. For the other ones, let’s say you have a custom photo you like; you’d simply open it on another device. For example, I like this picture of bedrock. I’ll copy it, go back to the other file, and paste it right here. Now, let’s open up Minecraft quickly and test this out. We’ve opened up Minecraft, and the world should load now. Basically, what you need to do next is go into your Minecraft settings and select the texture pack you made. Whatever you named it should show up. If it doesn’t, it means you have an incorrect file setup. The reason I didn’t modify this file is that it’s much easier, and since I removed all the other textures from the pack, you don’t have to worry about anything since none of the original owner’s information is in it. So now, you have to go into Options, then Resource Packs, and choose the resource pack you want to use. Once you press Done, it should quickly load the texture pack, and you’ll see your photo textures. Now, I think I might have accidentally deleted the texture pack I used. And there you have it! As you can see, my custom resource pack texture has been added. It doesn’t really look pleasant, does it? Everything else looks ruined. Oh my gosh, what have I got myself into? Yes, make sure to use the right resource pack before doing this. I have to mention that a lot because look at what I’ve accidentally done. I think I might have—yeah, that’s not good. There we are! We have our bedrock photo added in, which is really cool as well. We also have the other one that I intended to customize, but it didn’t come out well either. So that was the video! If you didn’t enjoy it—oh my gosh, what have I done? That’s basically it for the video. If you did enjoy it, please leave a like and subscribe to the channel if you’re new. I love making a variety of content, and I’m very sorry I haven’t been posting much lately—I haven’t been feeling that great, as you can probably hear in my voice today. Please comment on what you want me to do next; that would be greatly appreciated. I hope to see you in the next video!