Simple Things That You Could Customize

There are somethings that might be fits your resource pack:

• Resource Pack Settings Banner

• Custom Default Font

• Custom Bossbar

Custom Looking Resource Pack Banner

Resourcepack Banner

1. Firstly, you could change the resource pack's icon by adding your custom .png image by named pack into your resource pack file.

pack.png

The file must be a pack.png file & works with any square resolution, but a 128×128 pixel image renders the best.

1. Secondly, you could change the resource pack's description by editing inside of pack.mcmeta file:

pack.mcmeta

{
    "pack": {
        "description": "Type here Resource Pack Desc",
        "pack_format": 22
    }
}

Do not change your pack_format code. It shows what Minecraft versions used for.

1. Finally, you could change the resource pack's title by creating/editing(if exists) en_us.json that should be created in ../assets/minecraft/lang/ path(if doesn't exist):

en_us.json

1. Then, you should add/change a line like this:

{
  "resourcePack.server.name": "Type here Resource Pack Title"
}

1. After, go to the game and execute those commands by ordered:

/pack load
/pack update

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Changing Default Minecraft Font

Changed Default Fonts in Everywhere

1. You should create a folder that named font in ../assets/minecraft/textures/ path.

2. After, you should drop the image at below into ../assets/minecraft/textures/font/:

Don't change name of ascii.png or it won't apply to the default font. (This example will work only with clients that uses American-European Alphabet.)

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ascii.png

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Click to the Image to New Page, Right Click in There & Save it

1. After, go to the game and execute those commands by ordered:

/pack load
/pack update

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Top of the Screen Text (Bossbar Text)

Bossbars with no Textures on them

1. Firstly, you should create a folder that name gui in ../assets/minecraft/textures/ path.

2. Create another folder that named sprites in ../assets/minecraft/textures/gui/ path.

3. Again, create another folder that named boss_bar in ../assets/minecraft/textures/gui/sprites/ path.

4. After, you should drop the images at below into ../assets/minecraft/textures/gui/sprites/boss_bar/:

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notched_6_background.png

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Click to the Image to New Page, Right Click in There & Save it

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1. And, of course, you've to use a bossbar plugin or command blocks to show to the players. (We defined 6 Notched White Bossbar, so, we've to use it.)

2. After, go to the game and execute those commands by ordered:

/pack load
/pack update