Minecraft Resource Pack MCMETA file

pack.mcmeta

{
  "pack": {
    "pack_format": 3,
    "description": "My Resource Pack"
  },
  "language": {
    "LANG_COUNTRY": {
      "name": "My Custom Language",
      "region": "Country/Region name",
      "bidirectional": false
    }
  }
}

i am having lots of trouble with turning a txt file to a mcmeta file.
could you make a mcmetafile with
{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 5,
"description": "c'mon please work"
}
}
in it?
Please and thank you!
other help would also be appreciated

Hi,
The code you put should already work fine. Make sure it saved as "pack.mcmeta" without .txt on the end. To make sure you can change the filetype, on Windows, ensure "File name extensions" is enabled in File Explorer.

You should then be able to change the filetype.

Keep in mind that a pack_format of 5 is intended for Minecraft version 1.15 and 1.16. Check here to see which format to use.
Ideally you should put it in a .zip file, then put that .zip in your .minecraft/resourcepacks folder. It should then appear in Minecraft.

Los archivos pack.mcmeta sierve para minecraft pe o solo para windows?

The pack.mcmeta is for Java Edition. Minecraft for Android/iOS uses the Marketplace, which is a different system.
See https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/partner
Edit: Changed URL for the partner page.

Because Java Needs Java Because Its Running Java For Code And Thats Running Code

Hi,
The code you put should already work fine. Make sure it saved as "pack.mcmeta" without .txt on the end. To make sure you can change the filetype, on Windows, ensure "File name extensions" is enabled in File Explorer.

You should then be able to change the filetype.

Keep in mind that a pack_format of 5 will only work in Minecraft version 1.15 and 1.16. Check here to see which format to use.
Ideally you should put it in a .zip file, then put that .zip in your .minecraft/resourcepacks folder. It should then appear in Minecraft.

Let me know if you still have any issues.
dude i use windows 7 how do i do this?

Hi,
The code you put should already work fine. Make sure it saved as "pack.mcmeta" without .txt on the end. To make sure you can change the filetype, on Windows, ensure "File name extensions" is enabled in File Explorer.

You should then be able to change the filetype.

Keep in mind that a pack_format of 5 will only work in Minecraft version 1.15 and 1.16. Check here to see which format to use.
Ideally you should put it in a .zip file, then put that .zip in your .minecraft/resourcepacks folder. It should then appear in Minecraft.

Let me know if you still have any issues.
dude i use windows 7 how do i do this?

Why are you still using Windows 7?

Hi,
The code you put should already work fine. Make sure it saved as "pack.mcmeta" without .txt on the end. To make sure you can change the filetype, on Windows, ensure "File name extensions" is enabled in File Explorer.

You should then be able to change the filetype.

Keep in mind that a pack_format of 5 will only work in Minecraft version 1.15 and 1.16. Check here to see which format to use.
Ideally you should put it in a .zip file, then put that .zip in your .minecraft/resourcepacks folder. It should then appear in Minecraft.

Let me know if you still have any issues.
dude i use windows 7 how do i do this?

The process is exactly the same on Windows 7.

ok thanks btw it works fine :)
{
"pack": {
"pack_format": 3,
"description": "My Resource Pack"
}

is there a way to select multiple "pack_format"s? i wanna do something like 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 for 11x-19x

Its like a JSON file :J in simple its a text file that java reads what's inside its build in.

{ "pack": { "pack_format": 1, "description": " pvprp.com | devil.com | By Y E S A" }
}

Would be nice if you could add Overlay settings

is there a way to select multiple "pack_format"s? i wanna do something like 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 for 11x-19x

"supported_formats": {"min_inclusive": 16, "max_inclusive": 81}

Mate mcmeta