Minecraft:Terrain.png

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terrain.png in 13w01b, the last Java Edition version to actually use this file.

terrain.png was a Minecraft:texture atlas found inside Minecraft:minecraft.jar. It was used to store the game's Minecraft:block and Minecraft:fluid textures, the block Minecraft:breaking animation, and some Minecraft:items. It has been superseded with minecraft_textures_atlas_.pngs, obtainable in the screenshots folder upon doing Template:Key in modern versions.

Format

terrain.png is a fixed-width 256×256-pixel file that is split into different 16×16 squares which correspond to the texture for each block found in-game.

Usage

Before the introduction of Minecraft:texture packs, terrain.png had to be manually edited or replaced in order to change any textures found in-game. The file would have to be placed inside an edited minecraft.jar file in order to work.

Empty regions

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Template:Main Unused sections of the texture are occupied by lilac squares, which distantly resemble the Minecraft:missing texture used from 13w16a onward. The paintings sheet also used this purple texture, however other atlases, like Minecraft:items.png and Minecraft:particles.png, did not.

These regions are solely intended to mark unused spaces on the sheet. Despite this, there are several cases of these texture regions unintentionally being used by blocks, items and other features. The following list names some significant examples where this texture was used (full lists for each edition are available with example screenshots and version ranges: Java, Bedrock, Console)