While not completely necessary, it is immensely recommended that you have one so that you can 1) copy and paste an image file and replace the texture, so as to avoid typos in the naming of the file, 2) use the original texture as a form of inspiration or to generally give ideas on how you will adapt the texture, and 3) to ensure that you have not glossed over any specific texture. An uncompressed folder containing all the image sprites in the game.Your folder should contain the following folders: I recommend naming this folder whatever you decided to name your pack, because calling it "Texture Pack" will most likely lead to some confusion. You are going to want to make a folder containing everything in your texture pack. Your workstation does not have to be just like mine, you can switch it up to your liking. I am going to share the workstation I use to create my texture pack (Shameless link here). However, if you take each part step by step, you can plan out a method on how to accomplish this mammoth of a task.īefore you pull out your nearest, Aseprite, GIMP, Photoshop, or MS Paint and start working on all the radical hairstyles you saw in that anime you watched a few days ago, we need to set up a workstation.
That's great! Texture packs are an underappreciated aspect of Terraria that I personally believe need a bit more spotlight, so trust me when I say that I am more than excited to get you started! Perhaps one of the most daunting parts about making texture packs are the sheer amount of textures there are. Chances are, if you are reading this, you want to make a texture pack for Terraria.
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