If you mean how do you go back to the original texture then just go to the Options... menu, then select Resource Packs..., and select Default before you enter a game. You can go back and forth without any problems.
Don't forget it has to be de-compressed by Minecraftwhen you select the texture pack so depending on if you have a "realistic" type HD texture it could take quite a few seconds to go from the Default texture pack to the new one.
If you want to get rid of the newer one then go to the folder you put the new one in and remove the texture pack to the trash.
It will re install your minecraft back to its original state.
if you log in to minecraft again it will resave minecraft follders you are missing!
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It will re install your minecraft back to its original state.
Go into minecraft, click "Mods and texture packs" then click default. If you did not install the texture pack by dragging the texture folder into the Mods and texture packs folder then we might have a problem. If you installed the texture pack by dragging the files with 7-Zip or WinRAR into your minecraft.jar then you will have to start up minecraft, but before you log in, click "Options" then force update. THIS WILL ALSO DELETE ALL MODS YOU HAVE ON!
Don't add any highlights, get a prim, color your hair, or do anything additionally to it for a while. Then it should eventually go back to its original texture.
You will need to place the adventure map in the saves file. The easiest way to get to the saves file is to open up minecraft and go to the texture packs. Then click view texture pack folder. When you are in the texture packs file, just go back a couple of files in your .minecraft and there will be a folder called saves. BOOM you're done! :)
It is very simple. All you have to do is go to the tittle screen select "texture packs" and just click "default look"
If they've all been removed because you completely removed Minecraft from your computer and deleted the minecraft folder, then there's no way to get them back unless you have a backup of the minecraft folder saved somewhere else. If you have a backup just copy the texturepacks folder across. Sorry though, there's no way I know of to get your servers back.
There are a few reasons this could have happened. First of all, you need to make sure it is an SD texture back. (16x16) If it is any higher than this, you have an HD texture pack, and unless you patch your minecraft, there is no way you are going to use an HD texture pack. What you need to do is download a program called MC Patcher. I'll have the link on the bottom. You need to make sure you have a fresh minecraft.jar and bin. To do this you will have to delete your .minecraft folder and then run minecraft. If you want to save the levels you are working on go to/roaming/.minecraft/saves if you are on a PC. For mac it is Library/ApplicationSupport/minecraft/saves. Drag the saves onto your desktop or wherever before you delete the .minecraft and replace it after. Then open MC Patcher and click the patch button at the bottom and drag your texture pack (make sure it ends in .zip) into your texture packs folder. It should work fine if on a PC. If you are on a mac you may experience different results. I hope this worked, if it did not, i'm sorry I couldn't answer your question.
1. First, you need to find a texture pack you like. I recommend looking at the list on a topic on the Minecraft Forum. The link is under "Sources and related links" below this answer.2. When you find one you like, click [Download Texture Pack - Beta 1.3] (if that is crossed out, choose updated fan version)The next steps are a bit different from pack to pack, but it works like this on most of them.If you are using google chrome the next step is easy3. Once the file has fully downloaded, right click it and choose "Show in folder"If you're not using Google Chrome: find the Texture packs name in your download folder on your computer4. For the next step, open up Minecraft. Click mods and texturepacks, then in the bottom left it should say something along the lines of "Show texture pack folder"5. Now drag the texture back from your downloads folder to your texture pack folder.Now you can close the two folders, choose your texture pack, and enjoy your new look.
When you open minecraft, where you login with your information, clicks on options, and then force update. You can also just delete the minecraft.jar file by going into the .minecraft folder. To get to the .minecraft folder, go into texture packs, click on open texture pack folder, click back on your folder window, go to bin, and then delete a file called minecraft. Don't worry; minecraft will download a fresh copy after that without any of the mods installed
if you log in to minecraft again it will resave minecraft follders you are missing!
Herobrine has never been actually released in Minecraft via the original creators. Although it was a planned feature back in October of 2010, now its an old memory. You can find mods though that will simulate Herobrine though, depends on the version of Minecraft you have.
The original release date was late April. Obviously that has not happened so Mojang pushed it back to "by the end of May." So, we still have a wait.