Vanilla Defaults

## Vanilla Defaults This is the default-JSON companion pack for Container Core. (Fastest way to start reshaping your inventory screens with the Container Core mod.) Inside is a ready made `assets/dcqinv/map/` folder with layouts for **every** vanilla container: Install Container Core, add this pack, and screens already render the JSONs. (the gif is from a very old version) <details> <summary>Click me!!! (the gif)</summary> <img src=https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/tfGipEOn/images/a71f7506a874a5a5f914432d7d962aaea5d4e143.gif alt=Example> </img> </details> ### Tutorial Open any `containers/*.json` and change something. Then press **F3+T** and your edits reloads. ### Use it as a starting point Because everything is plain JSON, this pack is the perfect template for you to: - **Build your own texture pack** copy the `map` folder into a new pack and edit from there. - **Add mod support**: any mod can ship its own `dcqinv` folder to style its containers through Container Core, using the same structure. **One thing to know:** This pack only does something **while Container Core is installed**. Without the mod, the `dcqinv` folder is simply ignored and Minecraft shows its normal textures so you don't need to change your texture pack to add support for the mod. Full guides and the JSON reference on the wiki: https://github.com/dcqout/dcqinvcore/wiki

## Vanilla Defaults

This is the default-JSON companion pack for Container Core. (Fastest way to start reshaping your inventory screens with the Container Core mod.)

Inside is a ready made `assets/dcqinv/map/` folder with layouts for every vanilla container: Install Container Core, add this pack, and screens already render the JSONs. (the gif is from a very old version)

Click me!!! (the gif)

### Tutorial Open any `containers/*.json` and change something. Then press F3+T and your edits reloads.

### Use it as a starting point Because everything is plain JSON, this pack is the perfect template for you to: - Build your own texture pack copy the `map` folder into a new pack and edit from there. - Add mod support: any mod can ship its own `dcqinv` folder to style its containers through Container Core, using the same structure.

One thing to know: This pack only does something while Container Core is installed. Without the mod, the `dcqinv` folder is simply ignored and Minecraft shows its normal textures so you don't need to change your texture pack to add support for the mod.

Full guides and the JSON reference on the wiki:

https://github.com/dcqout/dcqinvcore/wiki