This repository is for modded texture version control, and for submitting your own textures or ports. All changes here are automatically packaged with scripts and made available on the Curseforge project page.
There is also a Discord for people interested in developing on Soartex.
- Relaxed, fun, community learning and texturing environment
- Support for your favorite mods and mod packs
- Support for requested mods. We welcome support for any mod!
- Be careful to style your work to match the graphics in Soartex. We are happy to help newcomers!
- Feel free to use any texture in the repository or vanilla Soartex, but do not claim them as your own
- Mod names should be capitalized, separated by underscores and should not be abbreviated
- If there is a breaking texture change to the legacy versions of the mod, open an issue
- A number of texture templates, psd and xcf files, scripts and guides are available.
- There is a "Resource Wrangler" python package for developing on patches and merging patches into a resource pack.
This requires moderate git/Github knowledge; if you need any help, feel free to contact us.
- Fork this repository to your account.
- Commit all of your textures to your forked repository.
- Please add a
mod.jsonwhen creating a new patch. - Open a pull request from your repository to this one with a concise explanation of your changes.
- Respond to comments made by reviewers.
- Once your pull request has been merged, delete your fork to ensure current pull requests in the future.
- Look for an invitation to join the Soartex Github organization. Members of the organization can create branches and pull requests without forking.
Don't want to go through git? Open an issue with your patch in a .zip file. It will take longer to review these contributions, because git makes this so easy for maintainers- but don't feel like a lack of knowledge in git is a barrier to you.
All repository contents are covered by the main pack's license. Please respect the community's hard work by adhering to the license.