[1.6.2] ResourcePack Workbench Tool Download

What it can do?

• ResourcePack Workbench is a standalone application, much like Texture Ender or Unstitcher.
• It’s an IDE for Resource Packs, allowing easy manipulation of pack files, merging resource packs and editing assets.
• RPW can be used to edit other packs, combine them, or create entirely new ones.
• Preview of textures and text files is included
• One-click editing using GIMP or other application of your choice (config file)
• Working inheritance, much like in CSS
• One-click replacement of sounds with silence
• And much more!

Editing something

Project Properties

Some sound editing

Built-in help

Dialog asking to select MC version

How to run it

• That’s easy, if it works, you can just click it and it will start.
• If not, right-click it and open in Java Runtime Environment
• If you want command line option, do: java -jar RPW.jar

Configuring the file editors (Images & Stuff)

• The application was built in Linux, so the “edit” buttons won’t work on Windows.
• To fix that, go to Options→Configure editors and using the buttons there,
  find the EXEs of your favorite editors.
• The same, of course, applies to Mac and Linux, if the buttons don’t work, select the right editors.

Requirements

• To run RPW, you need Java 6 and Minecraft 1.6.2.
• With MC 1.5 or older, it will just not work.
• The latest update works fine on all platforms (Linux, Windows, Mac);
  The edit buttons won’t work unless you configure editors using the Settings dialog.

Changelogs:

v3.3

Changes and fixes

• Fixed ordering of lowercase and uppercase letters in some dialogs
• Text preview now auto-scrolls to top (was bottom before)
• Side-panel now shows real file name above the preview.
• Side-panel’s size and layout shouldn’t change when changing previewed item
• Improved shortcuts (F3 = log, Ctrl+T = Project Summary)
• Re-ordered menus and context menu to be more intuitive and easier to control

Built-in editors

• Added built-in “.mcmeta” editor with code templates
• Added built-in text editor with a integrated list of formatting codes
• All code editors have proper syntax highlighting
• Built-in editors can be enabled/disabled using the “Configure Editors” dialog

New context-menu commands

• “Assign resolved, ignore VANILLA”
• “Copy to project, ignore VANILLA”
• “Delete ‘.mcmeta’ files from project”
• “Open in editor”
• “Edit ‘.mcmeta’ file”

Miscelanous

• Vanilla import now supports “.ini”, “.properties” and “.cfg” (used by some mods)
• Added “Project Summary” dialog with a list of files that would be exported
• It’s now possible to add “.mcmeta” to files that weren’t animated before
• Added a help page about “.mcmeta”