Neraven

I know that...that was implied. I don't just leave my comp running without doing shit on it, come on.

I think it was cuz I run my computer for way longer than I should before shutting it down. I restarted it and did the changes in little bunches, as well as doing the ones I felt were more needed in the basic texture pack first. It's set to everything it was before, and works fine. I just have to be careful about running minecraft on all of that when my computer's slowed down after a really long time being on. Thanks anyways.

Everything is completely screwed up. I reset all of my video settings, have quit the game and logged back in more than once, have tried using the default texture pack. I really don't know what's wrong.

Yeah, I realized this shortly after. Now that I do have it installed properly, chunk loading is messed up. It was suggested in one video that if you keep it on multi-core, you simply have to cycle through the options to get it to load, but my problem is that not all the chunks are missing, just some. In a lot of places, I can see very far underground to lava and waterfalls and caves. In others I can't see the middle of trees and hills and such, or a bunch of the ocean is missing. I can still walk around obviously (as these are no world holes) but...obviously this needs to be fixed too. I messed around with a bunch of the settings in options, but I don't understand which ones could do this, since it happened before I'd changed chunk loading. I'll mess around some more, but if you know which setting/s specifically might have done this, that'd be nice.

As soon as I started using this pack, I noticed the clock is blank (pink) and that my pumpkin had a corner made of water, a side made of lava and another chunk made of lava on the other side. Everything else was very nice, but I don't know what the problem is, and I can't use it in this world until I've figured out what is wrong and I have/it's been fixed. My clock is very important as I'm keeping journals based on days, and I can't stay above ground all the time (especially if I want to keep an actually interesting chronicle of my adventures lol)