Resource Pack

Servers can send resource packs to the client in order to change the appearance of the game on the client. Pumpkin allows you to fully configure the resource pack.

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Configuring Resource Pack

enabled: Boolean

Whether a resource pack is enabled or not.

features.toml

[resource_pack]
enabled = true

resource_pack_url: String

The direct download URL to the resource pack.

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features.toml

[resource_pack]
enabled = true
resource_pack_url = "[your download URL here]"

resource_pack_sha1: String

The hash of the resource pack, using the SHA1 algorithm.

IMPORTANT

Although not required to specify, you should specify this field because the client will otherwise redownload the resource pack every time they join the server, even if there are no changes to the resource pack.

WARNING

Make sure to update this field if the resource pack is modified.

How do I get the SHA1 hash of my resource pack?

Windows (PowerShell)

Get-FileHash [file] SHA1

Mac OS

shasum -a 1 [file]

Linux

sha1sum [file]

features.toml

[resource_pack]
enabled = true
resource_pack_sha1 = "[your hash here]"

prompt_message: String

The message to show to the user when prompted to download the resource pack.

features.toml

[resource_pack]
enabled = true
prompt_message = "[your message here]"

force: Boolean

Whether to force the client to download the resource pack or not. If the client declines the download, they will be kicked from the server.

features.toml

[resource_pack]
enabled = true
force = false

Default Config

By default, resource pack is disabled.

features.toml

[resource_pack]
enabled = false
resource_pack_url = ""
resource_pack_sha1 = ""
prompt_message = ""
force = false