OneShot: Fading Memory – How to Create Resource Pack

This guide will help with creating your own resource pack for OneShot: Fading Memory!

Notice: Feature was added in version 1.1 – “Luminous Levels” (2021, 6 November), so make sure you updated the mod.

Resource Pack Creation

Before creating your epic resource pack:

1. You need to create a directory with the name of the resource pack in

   steamapps/common/OneShot Fading Memory/Resourcepacks/

2. You need to create a pack.ini and write the resource pack’s metadata:

   [metadata]
   name=hat_kid's First Epic Resourcepack!
   version=0.1.0a
   author=hat_kid
   description=Pancakes is Nice!

3. Put your favorite icon of your resource pack to the root of the resource packs directory with name icon.png if you want.

Explaining pack.ini’s Metadata

• name – Resource pack’s name. (NOTICE: The name in pack.ini must be the same of the folder’s name :p)
• version – Resource pack’s version for displaying.
• type – Resource pack’s type. (for this moment it’s just do nothing…)
• author – Resource pack’s author. It may be your name or something.
• description – Resource pack’s description.
• url – Just URL for displaying, You can put your website, YouTube video link, and more.

So You should get it like this:

Filling the Resource Pack

For change tilesets, character’s sprites, BGM, SE, etc. you first need to create a directory for assets

1.  Create a folder with the name Assets in your resource pack directory.
2. Put your assets in the same folders as in the root of the game directory. Like:
   • For replacing BGM: Audio/BGM/*
   • For replacing SE: Audio/SE/*
   • For replacing tilesets: Graphics/Tilesets/*
   • For replacing sprites: Graphics/Charaters/*
   • And so on…

Testing Out

So, I know You wanna see your own progress so:

1. Launch OneShot: Fading Memory if closed.
2. Go to Settings, and then select Resource packs to list/manage resource packs.
3. Enable own resource packs.
4. Profit… I mean, enjoy?

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: The game is crashing with the error Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory when I enabled my own resource pack.

A: Make sure You correctly typed the name in pack.ini (It’s must be the same as the resource pack folder name)

Q: The game didn’t replace my Audio/Graphic.

A: Make sure You correctly putted in correct folders for Audio/Graphic, like:

• Sound Effects in Audio/SE/*.*
• BGM in Audio/BGM/*.*
• Tilesets in Graphics/Tilesets/*.*
• Sprites in Graphics/Charaters/*.*
• And so on…