Now, copy the entire folder. If you saved the folder to your desktop, simply right-click and press 'Copy'. It's time to open Minecraft now! This step can either be done in the game, or from the main menu. From the settings menu, select 'Options. Here, you will select 'Resource Packs. The resource pack panel will have two columns, with a button at the bottom that says 'Open Pack Folder.
Paste the folder you copied earlier here. After the folder has been pasted, you can exit out of the file explorer window. Now, you should see your new texture pack in the lefthand column. In the image above, you can see that the texture pack is red. This means that is not fully compatible with the version of Minecraft that you are currently playing on.
Fortunately, this is not a bad thing. The texture pack may not include certain items but overall, you should still be able to comfortably use it. When you hover over the texture pack, you will see an arrow pointing to the right. Clicking on this arrow will cause the texture pack to appear on the right, where selected packs are. Above, you can see a texture pack already selected.
If this is the case, you will want to move any texture packs that are currently in use to the 'Avaliable' column to unselect them. The default option will always be in the selected section, so you can just leave it as it is.
Make sure that your downloaded texture pack remains above the default option. With the new texture pack at the top of the 'Selected' column, press 'Done!
Now that you know how to install a texture pack, let's look at a few texture packs that we recommend. In this guide, we utilized the Overflow texture pack, which can be found here. That's all there is to know about installing a texture pack. It can be a bit difficult at first, especially if you are not used to downloading various packs or mods. As with downloading anything on the internet, be careful! Prior to downloading a pack, do as much research as you can; downloading anything from the internet can have risks.
This will add the Resource Pack to your list automatically. Once you have added the pack, you should see it in your Resource Pack menu. Move it from Available to Selected to use the pack. You can either remove the default pack, or you can keep it there. If you keep it underneath, any missing textures from the new pack will just have the default look.
It is good to keep it there as a failsafe. Note: when you download the Resource Pack, it will most likely be zipped. If you want to change anything inside of the pack: Extract All from it and make a normal folder instead. This is optional and only for players who want to make changes to a pack.
This method is very similar to the one above and ends the same way. The only difference if that you do not need to open the game to use this method. Click on the folder that comes up, then open the. Minecraft folder. This will open the folder on your PC that you will need to put a downloaded Resource Pack into. Move the pack into that folder and it will do the same at the in-game method without opening the game. When you do open the game next, like with the prior method, move the pack from Available to Selected in the Resource Pack menu to use the pack.
Very different from the other two methods, some Minecraft servers have built in resource packs specifically for that that server.
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