[![Cherry Panorama](https://i.imgur.com/A7jBYg8.png)](https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/cinematic-cherry-panorama/gallery) ## Information - **Shaderpack**: [Rethinking Voxels](https://modrinth.com/shader/rethinking-voxels/version/r0.1-beta9) & [Iris Shaders](https://modrinth.com/mod/iris/version/1.9.6+1.21.10-fabric) - **World Seed**: -7323051237561229001 - **Coordinates**: 40 ~ 1181 - **Version**: 1.21.9 # Installation Click the [download](https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/cinematic-cherry-panorama#download) button and choose the correct Minecraft version Launch your Minecraft instance and go to **Options**, then click the **Resource Packs** option. Click the button reading **Open Pack Folder**. Grab the downloaded file and put it in your `\minecraft\resourcepacks\` folder. Select the pack in-game and hit **Done**. Ta-da! You're done! # How can I make one myself? To make a custom panorama pack for yourself, you will probably first want a template pack. You can download mine and edit the contents to your liking. ## Setting up the Pack

If using a template pack

- Extract the `.zip` file into a new folder. I recommend you put it into a folder as the extracted files can easily be lost. - Open `\assets\minecraft\textures\gui\title\background\` and you will see all 6 images labeled `panorama_0.png`, `panorama_1.png`, `panorama_2.png`, `panorama_3.png`, `panorama_4.png`, and `panorama_5.png`. - Delete all 6 of these `.png` files.

If not using a template pack

- Create a new folder named `assets`, and 5 more folders that will go inside. The final folder's file directory should look like this: ``` assets/ └─ minecraft/ └─ textures/ └─ gui/ └─ title/ └─ background ``` - Create a `pack.mcmeta` file that will go in the final `.zip` alongside `assets` - This `pack.mcmeta`'s contents should consist of: ``` { "pack": { "description": "Custom Panorama", "pack_format": 34 } } ``` `"pack_format": 34` <- This value depends on your Minecraft version. You can check the proper `pack_format` for your version on the [Minecraft wiki](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Pack_format). ``` ├─ pack.mcmeta └─ assets/ └─ minecraft/ └─ textures/ └─ gui/ └─ title/ └─ background/ ├─ panorama_0.png ├─ panorama_1.png ├─ panorama_2.png ├─ panorama_3.png ├─ panorama_4.png └─ panorama_5.png ``` (You can add a `pack.png` that will be the pack's in-game icon. Make sure the aspect ratio is 1:1)

## Getting the Images - Create a **fresh** Minecraft instance on Minecraft (Java) version **1.21.9**+ (I do not recommend doing this on an existing instance as it uses debug features added in 1.21.9 that are experimental.) - Add these Java arguments to your launcher: ``` -DMC_DEBUG_ENABLED -DMC_DEBUG_PANORAMA_SCREENSHOT ``` - In the official Minecraft Launcher, go to Installations -> [Your Version] -> Edit -> More Options, and paste the arguments into the JVM Arguments field, **before** any existing text. If you're using [MultiMC](https://multimc.org/) or [Prism Launcher](https://prismlauncher.org/), edit the instance settings and add them under Java -> JVM Arguments. - Launch your instance, and open the world you would like to use. - **Click `Ctrl + F2`**. If you are in the air, I recommend you hold `Space` as well to prevent moving downwards. - After pressing Ctrl + F2, Minecraft will display a chat message like "Saved screenshot as ...". Click the underlined text to open the screenshots folder inside your Minecraft instance directory. You should find six images named panorama_0.png through panorama_5.png. Drag and drop these into the `background/` folder you created earlier. > If you don’t see all six images, make sure the JVM arguments were added properly and that you pressed `Ctrl + F2`. You might need to relaunch the world and try again. ## Finishing your Pack - Right-click and compress your `pack.mcmeta`, `assets`, and your (optional) `pack.png` files into a `.zip` file with any name you desire. You can use this pack for personal use, or share it with others! > Make sure you zip the contents (not the folder containing them) so that pack.mcmeta is at the root of the .zip, not inside another subfolder. --- The pack itself took me ~30 minutes to make. On the other hand, making the description took me around 1 ½ hours 😭

Cinematic Cherry Panorama

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Minecraft: Java Edition

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Cover Photo

A screenshot of the panorama in game