I made a web tool that allows you to create a simple resource pack that changes the color of your enchantment glint. I have already seen people make a few packs with static roygbiv colors but I wanted full control over what shade of purple I could have so I decided to make it myself. The tool is free to use and works for java editions 1.19.4 to 1.21.11. I plan to implement additional versions in the future.
EDIT: I interpreted vanilla as being able to use something without downloading a new launcher / curseforge. My bad for the confusion.
by astrune_
12 Comments
That’s not vanilla lol
> ‘vanilla’
> looks inside
> texture pack
Vanilla is data packs. Not texture packs. There’s a small difference.
This is pretty cool!! I’d totally use this!
People arguing what is a vaniilla but anyway I think this is cool tool!
Perfect! Id been wanting something like this, as theres so few enchantment glint texture packs and non of them are the color i want.
Can you add a glint speed slider too? Its hard to see what itll look like when its going so fast. Maybe there could also be options to preview it on different materials
I swear vanilla tweaks could already do this
I never knew people thought “vanilla” meant absolutely nothing besides base game. I’ve always played “vanilla” with texture packs. No actual gameplay changes with a texture pack, just the visual. I’m also a modded player, so that’s where the distinction lies for me, there’s modded and vanilla.
[Link](https://mcglint.com/glint)
The comments saying this isn’t vanilla are people with the same IQ as people complaining mojang doesnt add enough updates or calls any addition to the game too modded
I love you and hope you find a hundred dollar bill (or your currency’s equivalent)
This is 100% a vanilla thing, I don’t get why everyone else is freaking out.
I feel datapacks teeter on vanilla/modded, and mods are… Well, obviously not vanilla. But resource packs? Do people think resource packs aren’t vanilla?