MC-70992textures_X.png in .minecraft directory
There are 5 different files in the '.minecraft' directory called:
textures_0.png
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.png
They can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion.
They are images of various items and blocks, they all have different dimensions/details.
Environment
Windows 7
Java 7 Update 67 (64-bit)
Linked Issues
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Created Issue:
weird unneeded images
There are three different files that I think are called:
textures-1
textures-2
textures-3
textures-4I find them annoying and useless as I can delete them while the game is running.
Environment
Windows 7
Java 7 Update 67 (64-bit)
weird unneeded imagestextures_X.png in .minecraft directory
There are three different files that I think are called:
textures-1
textures-2
textures-3
textures-4I find them annoying and useless as I can delete them while the game is running.
There are three different files that I think are called:
textures-1
textures-2
textures-3
textures-4I find them annoying and useless as I can delete them while the game is running.
They might be related to something like cache but I highly doubt it.
There are
threedifferent filesthat I think arecalled:
textures-1
textures-2
textures-3
textures-4I find them
annoying anduseless as I can delete them while the game is running.
They might be related to something like cache but I highly doubt it.There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft' folder called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngI find them useless as I can delete them while the game is running.
They might be related to something like cache but I highly doubt it.
They are in the '.minecraft' folder.
They are like some item images in the game...
There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft' folder called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.png
I find them useless as I can delete them while the game is running.
Theymightberelatedto something like cache but I highly doubt it.There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft' folder called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
They can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion, might be cache issue or something.
There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft' folder called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey
are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
Theycan be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion, might be cache issue or something.There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft' folder called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion.
They are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft'
foldercalled:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey
can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion.
Theyare images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.There are 4 different files in the '.minecraft' directory called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
They can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion, work as some sort of cache.
There are
4different files in the '.minecraft' directory called:
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
They can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion, work as some sort of cache.There are 5 different files in the '.minecraft' directory called:
textures_0.png
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
They can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion, work as some sort of cache.
There are 5 different files in the '.minecraft' directory called:
textures_0.png
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey
are images of items (bow, arrow, cookie et cetera), they all have different dimensions/details.
Theycan be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion, work as some sort of cache.There are 5 different files in the '.minecraft' directory called:
textures_0.png
textures_1.png
textures_2.png
textures_3.png
textures_4.pngThey can be deleted while the game is running but will return back after deletion.
They are images of various items and blocks, they all have different dimensions/details.
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I think it's just what you say, a sort of cache to let the game run faster.
Most likely, working as intended.
The images are also scaled in different dimensions (8x8, 4x4), I'm pretty sure it's a bug or something.
Confirmed
Aside from the fact that they persist after the game is closed, not a bug. It allows resource pack creators to see the game's texture atlas(es), which allows them to see how the textures have been stitched. It also gives a good overview of all the block/item textures exist, allowing you to see a large amount in one place.
I believe more atlas files are generated if too much of the 1st one is used (in the case of more textures, or HD textures), and "different dimension" scaled images is likely a result of MIP mapping, so again, NOT a bug.
I have this EXACT problem. i have a windows 8.1 computer with the java update you have and for some reason minecraft won't download its directory properly. I have the textures_1-5.png like you have only i'm missing half the other packages. I can't download resource packs no matter how many times I try to re-install the .minecraft file and most of the textures and sounds in-game are completely scrambled. I hope you find a solution for your problem, and I hope i can find one for mine lol.
@Nate Ireland: That's another problem. Please create a new ticket and attach there the complete output of the "Launcher Log" which can be found on the second tab of the launcher.
If the launcher closes after game start, please edit your profile and select "Launcher visibility" then, "Keep the launcher open".
I think this is intended, as
MC-6771has been fixed, so Mojang has definitely already seen this. And yes, I know that bug is not talking about these exact files, but things often get renamed in code. This is useful if you quickly want a complete overview of Minecraft's blocks.No longer an issue in current versions.
Can confirm 1.8.1-pre1 as an exact fix version, assuming assigning an actual resolution version to this ticket is acceptable.