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How to Add Custom Cursor PNG Files via Resource Packs

Setting Up the Directory Structure

Custom Cursor Reload allows you to replace the default cursor graphic with your own custom images using standard PNG files. These textures must be placed in a specific path inside a resource pack:

1. Open your .minecraft folder and navigate into the resourcepacks directory.

2. Create a new folder for your custom resource pack, or open an existing one you already use.

3. Inside your pack folder, set up the following directory structure: assets/minecraft/textures/gui/.

Placing and Loading the Texture

Once the required folders exist, load your graphic into the game:

1. Save your custom cursor artwork as a .png file.

2. Copy the PNG file and place it inside the assets/minecraft/textures/gui/ directory of your resource pack.

3. Launch Minecraft, open Options, and select Resource Packs.

4. Move your pack from the Available column to the Selected column on the right, then click Done.

5. The mod will detect the new PNG texture from the GUI folder so you can apply it in-game.