light gray sheeps

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Post 14 Feb 2015, 01:19

didn't find a topic on this, and search came up with no results, so here goes.
I dunna if it's a problem I'm having with the texture pack or if the colors are just too close to see in game, but I can't tell white sheep from light gray or "silver" (as I believe this texturepack calls them) sheep. either they both show up white, or they're too similar to tell apart. maybe it's just part of the lighting in Minecraft.
but what I'd like to know is where to go in the texture pack to find what ever it is I have to edit to change this. and what that thing I have to change is exactly. I seen wool textures for the different colored wool blocks, and could tell the "silver" and white apart from one another there, but I found nothing that seemed like it would have anything to do with the colors of the sheeps. or the wool that is on them. so unless I somehow didn't get those files and yet the colors show up on the sheep, or all the colors show up on the sheep except light-gray "silver", then there's gotta be something in the texturepacks files I can edit to make these 2 colors more distinguishable from one another. right?

any thing that can help me actually see light-gray "silver" sheep in game would be awesome!
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Post 14 Feb 2015, 01:27 

If you are using MCPatcher or possibly Optifine (not sure about Optifine, it doesn't always have everything MCPatcher has) you can go in the /assets/minecraft/mcpatcher/color.properties file in the pack using Notepad or similar and add:

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sheep.silver=999999
You can use a website like this to pick a colour (it's the 6 long string at the top middle of the window after the # sign): https://www.colorpicker.com/

Replace the 999999 string with the code from that website.

If you are using neither MCPatcher or Optifine you can't change it. Minecraft just applies a colour overlay to the sheeps' wool texture.

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Post 14 Feb 2015, 01:39

cool thanks, I'll give that a try. tho I haven't been able to get Optifine to work with 1.7.10 or 1.8 for some reason :/
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