I can confirm it's not working. Specifying the texture pack in server.properties as "texture-pack=http://example.com/my_awesome_texturepack.zip" DOES work.
However, once it downloads, the .zip file just sits in the texturepacks-mp-cache folder, and is not installed / extracted.
Here's the crash report: http://userfolio.com/uploads/crash-2012-11-25_02.11.19-client.txt
Yes, the texture pack works when manually put in the texturepacks folder.
I've had other people test, and they all have the same issue. (Texture pack zip file downloads into the texturepacks-mp-cache folder, but isn't utilized)
AFAIK, the current issue only affects double wide containers that span two chunks (i.e. double chests).
2012-11-25, 09:13:31 AM UTC
2020-01-28, 10:40:17 AM UTC
CentOS 6.0 64Bit Windows 7 Pro 64bit
CentOS 6.0 64Bit
Windows 7 Pro 64bit
As requested.
crash-2012-11-25_02.11.19-client.txt
Intelli
MC-3820
I can confirm it's not working. Specifying the texture pack in server.properties as "texture-pack=http://example.com/my_awesome_texturepack.zip" DOES work.
However, once it downloads, the .zip file just sits in the texturepacks-mp-cache folder, and is not installed / extracted.
Here's the crash report: http://userfolio.com/uploads/crash-2012-11-25_02.11.19-client.txt
Yes, the texture pack works when manually put in the texturepacks folder.
I've had other people test, and they all have the same issue. (Texture pack zip file downloads into the texturepacks-mp-cache folder, but isn't utilized)
AFAIK, the current issue only affects double wide containers that span two chunks (i.e. double chests).