Painterly Pack
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by rhodox & friends
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Unless noted otherwise, all graphics in this pack were edited and created by me. A few textures were generously provided by various individuals and are included in the pack with permission. These individuals are credited under their individual contributions on the web site (www.painterlypack.net). The default paintings are NES sprites, and so belong to whoever made those games, I suppose. 

This pack may be used freely in whole or in part by any owner of Minecraft, and combined with other texture packs, so long as credit is given and no profit or donations are solicited through that person's use of my textures and skins. You don't have to credit me if you use it with your youtube videos or promoting your server or things of that nature, but it's appreciated if you do.

The pack is given away freely, however, donations for the time invested and ongoing development and testing of The Painterly Pack are extremely appreciated. The Donate link can be found on at painterlypack.net, and if you got it from anywhere else, it's not the official source and probably out of date.

Finally, of course, a thank you to Notch for creating such a terribly addictive, endlessly entertaining game!


Directions:
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1. Go into the game, and click "Options" from the main menu.
2. Click "Resource Packs" from the menu that opens up, and then click "Open Resource Pack Folder".
3. Move this zip into the folder that opens when you clicked that button.
4. Select the Painterly Pack from the list of resource packs.
5. Enjoy!

NOTE: If you don't want to use any of the alternate textures, the entire alternates directory is safe to delete from the archive, to save on filespace.


Directions for Installing Alternate Features:
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Does anyone even read this part? It's getting ludicrously unweildy.

I'm going to assume from here on out that if you're actually manually editing in the alternates instead of using the Customizer, then in all probability you have a good idea what you're doing anyways.

All alternate features are their own graphics to make it easier to mix and match them, so you don't have to hack up bigger files piece by piece any more. Everything is in the same location as in the normal skins folder, so it's simply a matter of finding the terrain or graphic you want, and then either splicing it into terrain.png or items.png, or renaming it to the existing file you want to replace and sticking it in the same place as the original.

I tried to name things moderately intuitively, but there's a ton of alternates. Good hunting!

ENJOY!