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Setup

Origami generates a resource pack and hosts it using an internal HTTP server.

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resource-pack:
  http-port: 8008
  pack-description: Powered by <color:#f51d5e>Origami</color>

You will need to port forward whichever port you set http-port to.

The pack-description is shown when the player opens their Resource Packs menu.

Folder structure

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Here we are creating a Content Pack called "EXAMPLE-NAME". A content pack can have any name, it is just a way of organising your custom content. Content Packs go under the custom folder.

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|-- custom
|   |-- EXAMPLE-NAME
|       |-- textures
|       |   |-- block
|       |   |   |-- rainbow_block.png
|       |   |
|       |   |-- item
|       |       |-- rainbow_sword.png
|       |
|       |-- models
|       |   |-- block
|       |   |   |-- rainbow_block.json
|       |   |
|       |   |-- item
|       |       |-- rainbow_sword.json
|       |
|       |-- recipes
|       |   |-- rainbow_block_recipe.yml
|       |
|       |-- blocks
|       |   |-- rainbow_block.yml
|       |
|       |-- items
|           |-- rainbow_sword.yml
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