mcpack file: extract the zipped texture pack into a folder with an appropriate name. I haven't tested zips/folders, but, if you can only find a zip, and not an. Download your resource pack(s) of choice. I've only seen this happen when using 'shader' packs. Just re-inject the save file, since the broken resource pack wasn't applied at the time of backing up, obviously. (Note: Some resource packs will cause your game to error out, and will always error out upon opening, making it unplayable. Re-inject save file using Checkpoint if you are done modifying. Once you enter your intended render distance (384 in my case) go ahead and save the file and you're done. So, if you want 24 chunks as your render distance (instead of the max 14), you would enter 384. Whatever your number is right now, dividing it by 16 will equal your in-game render distance.

(I'll only be showing you how to change render distance / chunks.)Ģ. Navigate to 'sd:/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/WhateverYouNamedYourSave/minecraftpe' and open 'options.txt' in something like Notepad ++. (Note: Your game may slow down if you increase your GFX limits. You now have your custom skin pack with your replaced skin(s).Ĩ. mcpack archive, and place it in 'sd:/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/WhateverYouNamedYourSave/skin_packs'ħ. Rename it to exactly what the person you deleted was. Delete it, and place your own skin in there. Choose someone's skin to replace, and remember the name EXACTLY.Ĥ. This is going to be the base for your own.Ģ. This is the folder that you are going to be modifying.ġ. Navigate to 'sd:/switch/Checkpoint/saves/0x0100D71004694000 Minecraft/WhateverYouNamedYourSave'.Ħ. You also need Hacdiskmount from Rajkosto.)ĥ. (You can use Rajkosto's memloader payload to access your micro-sd from your PC. Turn off your switch, and open your SD card on your PC. Checkpoint) and Dump / Backup your save for Minecraft: BE (not Nintendo Switch edition if you have the old version)Ĥ. Restart your switch into RCM and boot to your favorite Homebrew launcher.ģ. First, open Minecraft and make a change to any setting so that it definitely creates a config file, as well as a save file.Ģ. Universal Steps: (These are steps that you need to take regardless of what you're trying to do.)ġ. You can also change the GFX settings beyond their limits.Ĭheckpoint / Any save dumper/restore tool. Minecraft: BE stores things in save files the same across W10 and Switch, so, you can basically add any skin pack, texture/resource pack, and world you want. Since this version is a direct port of PE/W10/Xbone, the possibility of things like this are the same.

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