Some few questions about texturing

[negamega]

Hi, I'm making a texture pack and I am stuck with this question: Do I place the textures on the original folders where it was stored or on the first folder and delete the unnecessary folders, Ex: texturepack/Folder1/Folder2/Folder3/texture.png

[lukeb28]

Engrish 101: some is more or less the same as few. Go with one or the other in your title.

Google is your friend. I bet you I could find a youtube video that could explain the proces of texture creating in less time than it takes you to get an answer.

[negamega]

I did those things b4 I made this thread.waves of Sphax download links kept on coming and nothing else

[lukeb28]

Again the English. "b4"? Are you so lazy you cannot type out "before"?

[negamega]

I replied to your advise on a whim, so I didn't think much of me using b4

[lukeb28]

Sorry. I actual ment to add something intelligent to my last post but I forgot. [Derp!]

Look at youtube on tutorials for making and distributing texture packs. Also, in your original post it is hard to make out what it is you are trying to accomplish. Would you mind elaborating your thought proses?

[negamega]

ok, there is a file within a folder within in another folder, the second folder has nothing in it except the first folder. Should I remove the second folder as it is unnecessary and replace it with the first folder, or should I leave it alone?

[lukeb28]

I would leave it alone as sometimes a program looks for a file and will only look in a specific place like roaming.techniclauncher/tekkit/blablabla/ and would not look for the same file in roaming.techniclauncher/tekkit/. Its like a Digital map for something invisible. If a map lead you to a place where this invisible would be and you expect it to be at the destination, you would be flabbergasted if you find it to not be there but that you had passed it. A human could make the connection and figure out where it was but computers are not that intuitive. It would just spit a "Could not find file (file name) in (where the file was expected to be)".

So in short, just leave it the way it is! :D

[negamega]

thanks