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InfoIf you have just started playing Minecraft, be warned-in survival mode, monsters await you. But don't be too scared. You will learn to deal with it. But if you need help, that is what this resource pack is for!This resource pack makes it easier to tell which animals are friendly and which ones are not.Friendly animals are green:while not-so-friendly animals are blue:It adds a few more features as well.It tells you when your crops are ready:It has hints as to what to do with a furnace and for enchanting tables:DownloadI find it ironic that I made this, as I am a noob to the Minecraft Forums. The link to download is here.
Installation
In case you don't know how to install resource packs, here's how you do it:
First, go to the .minecraft folder.
On Windows:
1. Hold the windows key and "R" (or go to run)
2. Type in %appdata%
3. Click on .minecraft
On Mac:
1. Open up finder
2. At the top of the screen click "go" and then "go to folder" When it drops down.
3. Type in "~/Library/Application Support/minecraft" and hit enter
On both (after the steps above):
1. Click on resourcepacks
2. Move the resource pack into that folder.
3. Run Minecraft, hit options, resource packs, and click the pack.I hope this resource pack helps you if you need it.
Thank you!
FireFrostDragon

Texture pack should be called Noobcraft lol
Great ideas

Thank you! I saved some of the textures from my previous pack because I didn't want them to go to waste.

Thank you for the ideas. I was thinking about the what-kind-of-pick-to-mine-with concept. You've planned this out, haven't you?

Quote from CommanderNebula9

Problem is, red turns into camo when your coloring nether mobs, and that makes it harder for noobs. Blue is better for visibility and for note.

But blue usually means good/ peaceful. I think bright yellow/ orange would be more appropriate.

Yellow seems like a better color. I think it would be hard for creepers to creep then.

Thank you for the offer, but no thanks. You have some good suggestions. I think I can texture what I want to add.