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Resource pack separation

I don't have much. Separate to 10 smaller files: Blocks, Music, Sounds, UI, Entities, Armor, Pumpkin Vision, Paintings, Natural, and Skybox, 

For examples: I only want to listen to Halo music, but not anything else. I'd go to Resource Packs, Enable Halo Mashup, Options, and uncheck everything but music. If I want to have a blue sky in the Halloween 2015 Mashup, I'd uncheck just natural. If I want Halo's Halo Ring, but not anything else, I'd only want skybox checked.

Mostly Menu Options: Resourse Packs > [Pack Name Here] Options > a checklist of separate small files.

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• May 05, 2019 02:30
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  • August 11, 2020 12:16
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  Hi, I really like this idea and tried to post it too. I would like this feature to be in Minecraft too. Here is the post I tried to post for reference (basically my approach/idea):

  If a resource pack would have the ability to toggle between different textures or even turn of some textures, without deleting or moving the files, that would be great.

  There would be a new menu that you can access through clicking "Menu" beneath the resource pack you want to change the settings for (if that pack supports it). It grants you access to some on/off toggles that are defined in a json file in the pack, something like "pack_options.json". There would be written if something is on or off, just like the Minecraft options.json file works.

  In the pack would be also another file where is defined which option turns on/off or switches textures. It would be a list with variables and after that the path to the textures that are used if it is on/off, if it is empty, it uses the vanilla textures. There can be multiple block textures defined for one option.

  If asked, I can write some examples, if needed.