Can't load the texture pack

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Post 27 Oct 2018, 19:57

I have used Pure bdcraft in the past, however, now whenever I try to put the texture pack on and I click done, it just reverts back to the default texture pack when I use x512. When I use x256 and below, it just crashes my game and I can't open it.
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Post 27 Oct 2018, 20:05

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Please post your latest.log from your logs folder from when you try to load 512x.
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Post 28 Oct 2018, 01:36

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Post 28 Oct 2018, 10:31

Firstly try assigning more RAM to Minecraft.

Make sure your computer is using your Nvidia/AMD graphics card instead of a builtin one.
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Post 28 Oct 2018, 14:21

I am on a laptop, and I have already tried assigning more RAM to Minecraft.
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Post 28 Oct 2018, 14:39

Depends on the laptop. Still might have some graphics settings that have been reset since you last had it working.

A lot of laptops have settings for how much VideoRAM they can use which usually eats in to system RAM.

Your log doesn't say much besides it's failing to build the texture atlas. That's usually indicative of Minecraft not having enough RAM assigned to it.

Maybe, as your game fully crashes with lower resolutions those logs may say more.
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Post 28 Oct 2018, 15:08

The laptop I am using is a Satelite-P875 running Windows 8.1, and I have given Minecraft 3GB of RAM to use.
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