Java Continues To Use Resource Pack Jar Files, Even When It Is Removed From Resource Pack Lists.
As A Semi-Resource Pack Developer, this is annoying. If add a resource pack, and remove it, java continues to use it, meaning you can not modify it in any way. (Ex: Delete Or Replace It) This is very annoying, as I have to restart Minecraft every time I make a edit to my resource pack.
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Java Continues To Use Resource Pack Jar Files, Even When It Is Removed From Resource Pack Lists.
As A Semi-Resource Pack Developer, this is annoying. If add a resource pack, and remove it, java continues to use it, meaning you can not modify it in any way. (Ex: Delete Or Replace It) This is very annoying, as I have to restart Minecraft every time I make a edit to my resource pack.
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Try F3+S instead of restarting your game next time/
F3+T also works I believe.