Slicer
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Slicer
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This article is a stub.
Slicer is a set of four Java utilities created to assist in upgrading resource packs to higher versions by splitting certain texture atlases into constituent sprites.
There are currently four versions:
- one for converting to Java Edition 1.14, by splitting particles.png, paintings_kristoffer_zetterstrand.png and inventory.png into constituent particle, painting and mob effect textures
- one for converting to Java Edition 1.20.2, by splitting a large number of user interface textures into individual sprites
- one for converting to Java Edition 1.20.5, by splitting map_icons.png into individual map icon texture files
- one for converting to Java Edition 26.2, by splitting textures for beds, signs, and hanging signs into constituent textures
See also
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Sources
- Slicer — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3718490.