However, the 8-bit Craft 2 Texture Pack is different, because it makes the textures more simple and not more realistic.

It simply allowed them to connect with default resources.Usually, it is common to try to get the maximum out of Minecraft. In the past, this meant the realm wouldn't bother even asking if the user wanted to download them. As you can see, they are not 'Active' packs.

I've attached a photo of the offending Resource packs. What gives? I can't find any more info on this specific issue. I've tried giving it completely different names. Someone had suggested here to rename the world copy. 'Sauceum!īut again, when I reupload that same world that I JUST got done verifying didnt load nor ask to load resource packs, does just that. And its fine! Vanilla textures are loaded, along with vanilla shaders. Still, I try removing them, joining the world locally, to make sure it doesnt load the resource packs again nor ask if I want to. I've tried resetting my game via Windows' Settings app, which got rid of resource packs I had installed locally, but when I download the realm world, they obviously get downloaded as they are still active on the realm world. While convenient that I can simply refuse, its frustrating that I can't completely remove them. In the past, all I had to do was download the world, or a backup of it, go into the settings for that world copy, and just remove the resource packs, be it a texture pack or a shader, then simply 'Replace World' in the realm settings with the newly Vanilla map settings, and tada!īut now despite doing all that, for some odd reason whenever I upload the world back on, it asks if I want to download the resource packs. Ever since 1.10, I've been trying to get rid of resource packs from my realm.

Minecraft shaders 1.14.1 texture pack