Minecraft – How to fly using Elytra

Ok, so this will be pretty hard... anyway so, I'm just gonna tell you what I'd do. So first I'd get a copy of the default Minecraft resource pack. Then when you go into the folder just change the textures and such.

Some warnings: One, Being that some blocks such as grass use special textures, Just drawing all over it will look odd and not look how you want to all the time. (depends on what colour you want it.)

Two, tying to make costume sounds will be very hard. Since 1.7 they changed the way sounds work. However there are ways to fix this, there are some programs that will do this for you. But that is known be a little hard!

Three, When you have finished the resource pack remember to put it into %appdata%/.minecraft/resourcepacks then select it in game. and start game and test it out!

Oh and if you look hard enough you will find every thing you can change, E.g the image that comes up when you put on a pumpkin, or the look of a enchanted item. (the purple flashy bits.)

Hope this helps somewhat, But if it didn't then... i have my excuses, My first post :3 Oh and i was just tying to say everything that might help. since as i don't know how good you are at it at all so i just acted like you needed to know!

To automate repair of picks there are many options.

1. Use an pick that won't be destroyed when it runs out of durability.

   Items such as Tinker's picks and fluxed pickaxes do not get destroyed when they are used up. So if you have an filter set for pulling out only empty picks, you can recharge/repair them.

2. Set specific durability

   Since item durability at most decreases by 1 per use (Assuming you are using a pick on ores), if you have something that pulls out faster than the speed your autonomous activator breaks (So the pipe will pull at least once before the item is used again), you can just set the pipe to pull out a specific durability.

3. Use AE custom fuzzy filter

   According to this Chart, if you put a nearly broken pick into import bus config with a fuzzy card set to 25%, it will only pull out 10% damage picks.