Library and CLI program to extract and scale Minecraft item and block textures.
You need to have Git installed if you plan on using the Bedrock edition.
Git can be installed using your system's package manager, or by downloading the installer from the official website.
Install if you plan on using the Bedrock edition. Either download the installer from the official website or use a package manager like winget.
winget install Git.Git
Install Python, the latest version is recommended.
https://www.python.org/downloads/
Install/update the pip package manager.
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip
Use pip to install textureminer
package.
pip install --upgrade textureminer
After installing the package, textureminer
will be available as a command line tool.
The base syntax for textureminer
is textureminer [version] [flags]
. If version is omitted, the latest version of Minecraft will be used. If no edition flags are specified, the Java edition will be used.
To download and scale textures for the most recent Java version, run the following command.
textureminer
Add --bedrock
or -b
to use the Bedrock edition.
textureminer --bedrock
You can also pick a specific update or update channel of Minecraft to download textures for.
textureminer 1.17.1 # a java stable release
textureminer 22w14a # a java snapshot
textureminer v1.20.0.1 # a bedrock release
textureminer v1.20.50.22-preview # a bedrock preview
# update channels, gets latest version from channel
# by default using java edition if no edition is specified
textureminer stable # stable version
textureminer experimental # snapshot/preview version depending on edition
textureminer snapshot # java snapshot
textureminer preview # bedrock preview, no need to specify edition
There is also some options to customize how textureminer works, use the help flag to get more information.
textureminer --help
Currently textureminer
is tested against the following versions of Minecraft:
- Java
- 1.16
- 1.17
- 1.18
- 1.19
- 1.20
- 1.21
- Bedrock
- v1.21.0.3 (first version of the 1.21 release)
Other versions are likely to work, but are not tested against every release of textureminer
. If you find a version that doesn't work, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.
Currently Python 3.12 and 3.13 are supported.