PL3D-KC VS minecraft-assets

PiSHi LE (PL) is a subset of the 3D graphics library used in King's Crook. FW LE is a subset of the windowing library used in King's Crook. Just like King's Crook, this code follows the same restrictions: 1. Everything must be done in software, no explicit usage of hardware acceleration. 2. No floating point types or literals, everything must be integer only. 3. No 3rd party libraries, only C standard library and OS libraries for window, input, etc. 4. No languages used besides C. 5. No compiler specific features and no SIMD. 6. Single threaded. https://github.com/LMP88959/PL3D-KC If you are using macOS, go to fw.h and change FW_X11_IS_MACOS to 1. Compiling for macOS/Linux: cd PL3D-KC gcc -lX11 -lXext -O3 *.c fw/*.c -o pl ./pl Compiling for Win32 is a bit more involved, I've only used Visual Studio to develop for Windows but this program doesn't use anything other than the Win32 library and winmm.lib (don't forget to link against winmm.lib!). Of course, you're not limited to using Visual Studio, feel free to use any build system you're comfortable with under Windows. Don't forget to compile with max optimization! If you have any questions feel free to leave a comment on YouTube OR join the King's Crook Discord server :) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LMP88 Discord: https://discord.gg/hdYctSmyQJ

You can get these vanilla textures from websites, like this one where I got my mc assets from! https://mcasset.cloud/

Pull the sounds from https://mcasset.cloud; don't bother ripping them yourself

Sounds are managed using sound events. When a thing produces a sound, a sound event is triggered and the game plays a sound file. The sound event defines a list of .ogg files from which to pick (at random) a sound, as well as the subtitle of that sound and other settings. Sound events are specified in the sounds.json file, placed in the assets/minecraft folder. This file will not be by default in the client.jar file, but you can find it obfuscated along with all sounds and other assets in your .minecraft directory. It's hard to explain how to deobfuscate these and it's not necesary, so just go to mcasset.cloud and you'll find all assets for almost every release of the game.

If you're on 1.16 or above you can do it with a data pack, the directory you would need is data\minecraft\dimension_type\the_nether.json and change "coordinate_scale" from 8 to 1. You can grab the needed files for the data pack from like mcassets or SlicedLime's example pack that contains the vanilla world gen.

The localization file for US English can be directly ripped from the game's .jar file; as for the rest I'd recommend fetching them from https://mcasset.cloud.

You can see the correct structure and filenames for any version here.

You probably had the wrong name when you replaced your texture. Always make sure the name is set correctly. You can see the original files for any version here: https://mcasset.cloud

The texture for the zombie, husk and drowned are all in a folder named zombie inside that mob textures folder. If you want a full template for making resource packs, I suggest visiting mcasset.cloud, it has the assets folders for almost every versions.

Minecraft assets for any version here.