Welcome
Hello & welcome to the Shingeki no Craft Datapack!
Here you can learn how to Download, install and activate both the datapack and resourcepack for Shingeki no Craft.
But, what is a datapack? isn't it the same as a mod?
Well yes, but actually no. A datapack is built in Minecraft, they have more limitations than regular mods as they can’t alter everything in the game,
but
they are actually easier to install and use once, so let’s get started.
WelcomeHow to downloadHow to installInstalling the datapackInstalling the resource pack[Optional] Recommended mods and settings[Highly recommend] Optifine (or Custom Entity Model / CEM) for versions 1.3.8 and belowFor Fabric users get Custom Entity Model (CEM):[Recommended] Pehkui camera modBasic Crafting
How to download
Right now there's support for Minecraft 1.16.5 up to the most recent version.
Before you download the datapack you should know this:
Make sure the resourcepack and the datapack versions are the same.
How to install
Installing the datapack
You can install the Shingeki no Craft datapack as any other datapack on Minecraft.
To install, here are the steps to follow:
- Open Minecraft and click on the "Play" button.
- From the main menu, select the "Worlds" option and then choose the world in which you want to install the datapack.
- Click on the "Edit" button for the selected world.
- In the "World Settings" menu, scroll down to the "Datapacks" section and click on the "Open Folder" button.
- This will open the folder where the datapacks for your world are stored. Copy the datapack file into this folder.
- Once the datapack has been copied into the folder, return to the "World Settings" menu and scroll down to the "Datapacks" section again.
- Click on the "Add" button, and then select the datapack from the list of available datapacks.
- It may display a warning about “not having the correct version” Don’t worry about it and continue normally.
- The datapack will now be installed and activated in your world. You can verify this by checking the list of installed datapacks in the "Datapacks" section of the "World Settings" menu.
Note: Keep in mind that there are two versions of the datapack, one compatible with 1.16 and the other compatible with every version of Minecraft from 1.17 and onward. If you are having trouble installing a datapack, feel free to contact us on Discord.
Installing the resource pack
The resourcepack is required for the datapack to function, it contains all the models and sounds.
To install, here are the steps to follow:
- Download the resource pack file from the internet and save it to your computer.
- Open Minecraft and click on the "Play" button.
- From the main menu, select the "Options" option and then choose the "Resource Packs" option from the list of options on the left side of the screen.
- Click on the "Open Resource Pack Folder" button to open the folder where the resource packs are stored.
- Copy the resource pack file into this folder.
- Once the resource pack has been copied into the folder, return to the "Resource Packs" menu in Minecraft.
- The resource pack should now be listed in the "Available Resource Packs" section of the menu. Select the resource pack and click on the "Move to the right" button to move it to the "Selected Resource Packs" section.
- It may display a warning about “not having the correct version” Don’t worry about it and continue normally.
- The resource pack is now installed and activated in your game. You can verify this by checking the list of selected resource packs in the "Selected Resource Packs" section of the "Resource Packs" menu.
Note: There’s only one version of the resource pack. It works with Minecraft version 1.16 up to the newest release. If you are having trouble installing a resource pack, feel free to contact us on Discord.
[Optional] Recommended mods and settings
[Highly recommend] Optifine (or Custom Entity Model / CEM) for versions 1.3.8 and below
We recommend the use of Optifine if you use Forge (or Custom Entity Model - CEM if you use Fabric.)
While Optifine is optional, it is highly recommended to use even in normal Minecraft.
If you don’t know about Optifine, It is a popular mod for Minecraft that is used to optimize the game's performance and improve its graphics. It is known for its ability to improve the game's frame rate, reduce lag, and add a variety of graphical enhancements, such as dynamic lighting, improved textures, and more. It is available for download on the official Optifine website. To use Optifine, you will need to install the Optifine mod using the instructions provided on the Optifine website. Once Optifine is installed, you can enable it in your game by selecting it from the list of available mods in the game's "Options" menu.
We use a special feature of Optifine to avoid titans models wobbling around and other minor options.
Get it here:
For Fabric users get Custom Entity Model (CEM):
[Recommended] Pehkui camera mod
Recommended for a better experience using the shifters (Specially Colossal Titan).
Using this mod will increase the third person view (only in single player, must be configured to work on servers).
Get it here:
Comparison between Pehkui | Default (without Pehkui)
Basic Crafting
[pending info]
