Adding your own built-in texturepack

First, you need some textures for your texturepack. So, go to the Assets folder, then enter the texturepacks folder.

Here, you will see a folder named Default. This folder should have all the textures of the cells you've made (if there isn't, refer back to Adding A Texture.) Copy the folder and rename it to whatever you like, such as Programmer Art.

Then, go inside of the newly created folder, and open the pack.json file. The code inside should look like this:

{
    "title": "Default",
    "desc": "Mystic Mod's default texturepack."
}

Change the title and description of the texturepack to your liking.

After that's finished, you can change the textures of the cells in the texturepack.

Making the cells change textures

Currently, if you start the game and select your texturepack, the game wont change the textures of the cells you've created. This is because you have to add the cells you've made onto the TextureLoader script.

First, open your project in Unity. If you don't have a project, please visit Introduction.

In the file explorer at the bottom, open the Scenes folder. Here, double-click the MainMenu scene. Next, open the TextureLoader object. Expand Texturables if it is collapsed, and increase the size by the amount of cells you've made. In the file explorer at the bottom, located the Assets folder and open Cells. Drag the textures of your created cells to the bottom of the Texturables tab, replacing duplicate BGDefault.

Now you are done with your built-in texturepack! Run the MainMenu scene, and click on the Textures button. Select your newly created texturepack and try it out!