Minecraft textures, written as text

A texture is a character grid plus a palette of materials. TextureScript renders it, checks it against conventions measured on vanilla textures, derives a crop's growth stages and shows the result in a live 3D view, planted beside vanilla blocks. A person or an agent can iterate on one texture in seconds.

Draw your first texture GitHub

How these docs are organised

The documentation follows Diátaxis: four kinds of page for four different needs.

Tutorials

Lessons you follow from start to finish. Start here if you have never used TextureScript.

How-to guides

Recipes for a specific job: installing, comparing with vanilla, connecting an agent, hand-editing a stage.

Reference

Every command, flag, file format, lint rule and MCP tool, described exactly.

Explanation

Why TextureScript works the way it does: text grids, two-anchor palettes, measured conventions, no game assets.