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│Vader's Catty Programmer 'Cat' Music Disc Pack                                                          │
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│Resource Pack Created By @Vaderman24 — https://linktr.ee/vaderman24                                     │
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│©2024 @Vaderman24.                                                                                      │
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│[@Mojang + @Vaderman24]                                                                                 │
│File 'items.png' in folder 'gui'                                                                        │
│File 'music_disc_cat.json' in folder 'assets\minecraft\items'                                           │
│File 'music_disc_cat.json' in folder 'assets\minecraft\models\item'                                     │
│File 'music_disc_cat_vaderman24_gplv3.png' in folder 'assets\minecraft\textures\item\music_discs'       │
│File 'record_cat.png' in folder 'assets\minecraft\textures\items'                                       │
│File 'record_cat.png' in folder 'textures\items'                                                        │
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│15. Disclaimer of Warranty.                                                                             │
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│16. Limitation of Liability.                                                                            │
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│17. Interpretation of Sections 15 and 16.                                                               │
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│END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS                                                                             │
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