Baby Player v2 | Tiny Takeover

Subpacks allow you to select between different add-on 'configurations'. it's located inside pack settings.

• first of all, you can only change the subpacks from an active pack.

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  Activate button on Old UI		Activate button on New UI

• To change the subpack, go to settings.

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  Global Resources Settings		Local World Settings

• Find the active pack you wanted to change it's settings.
• Tap the pack and Press the gear/settings icon.

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  Pack settings button on Old UI		Pack settings button on New UI

• then slide the slider at the top to change the subpack.

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• As far as i know, in MCPEDL all of the files located at the bottom of the pack page description. i don't really know if its having all of the pack version or not
• So, I recommend you to go to CurseForge web. if you're currently in MCPEDL, you can scroll at the top, there's a CurseForge button of this pack.
• if you've already in Curseforge page. at the top of the page, there's a tab called 'Files'.
• there you can find another version or Variations of the pack

^{[i made this tutorial for user that's on mobile. if you have no idea about this at all, i recommend you to install zArchiver app first].}

Sometimes i made a pack that have a lot of variation, and i think making them to be in a subpacks is not a good idea.

I wrapped them into one file, so you can choose which one you like. You just need to extract the files, in some files i told you to change its extension name to a .zip. here's how :

• First, open zArchiver or something similar
• Find the pack file
  
• Long press and choose 'Rename'
  
• at the end of it's name you'll find one of the words '.Mcpack/.Mcaddon/.Skinpack/.mctemplate/.mcworld'
  
• Change it to .Zip [don't forget to add the .period] After you Rename it. Tap again the file.
  
• choose 'Extract' or 'Extract to <archive name…>'
  
• either all of the files inside it pops up in your current folder, or it'll make a new folder with its file name.
  

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• there you have it. just install it as usual.
  

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• Adding 2 or more Packs

  when you're put 2 or more packs that requires to change .entity, .animation, .geo, .render_controllers.json file, having a high risk for not working as intended.

  because, they'll overlapping to each other, where the last pack you add will be the most functional pack in the game.

• ACTION & STUFF [AnS]

  nowadays it's really hard to make a texture pack that's also support AnS. they obfuscate the code making it even harder to read h4h4.

  if something related to any variations of entity animation, model and texture that requires to change entity file, it's hard to change.

  yet you can still use any pack that only change the textures that doesn't require any .entity, .geo, .render_controllers file modification.

• Pack Order

  when you add 2 or more packs, the game will read or use the most top order.

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  Pack order button on Old UI		Pack order button on New UI

  as example:
      you add 2 packs that'll change the grass texture.
      call it Pack A [that turn grass to bread]
      and Pack B [that turn the grass to a ball].
      
      if you put Pack A [bread] on top of Pack B,
      the game will choose Pack A texture.
      n so either the other way.
      
      but then, if you add more pack
      [Pack C that'll change grass to a Car]
      on top of pack B and pack A.
      The game will choose Pack C [car].
      
      so, the game will only read or use the most top pack.
      note that this might will makes any other stuff
      from pack B and pack A being glitched,
      not working or disappear.
      defend of the pack order.

  so, choose wisely of your pack order :p