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Export Your Custom Resource Pack

Preparing for Export

Once you've finished painting blocks, mobs, items, and HUD elements, you'll want to save your work as a standalone resource pack. All your changes are stored in the mod's memory, but exporting creates a permanent, shareable file.

Exporting to a Zip File

Open the editor menu and locate the export button. Click it to generate a zip file containing all your custom textures. The mod automatically packages everything into a ready-to-use resource pack format that works with vanilla Minecraft and other mods.

Using Your Exported Pack

The exported zip file can be placed in your resource packs folder and activated like any other pack. You can share it with other players, use it on different Minecraft installations, or back it up for safekeeping.

Protecting Original Files

The mod never overwrites your original game files or existing resource packs. Your custom pack is created as a new file, keeping all your original content safe. You can always disable or delete your custom pack without affecting the base game.