Combining Aimz With Other PvP Resource Packs

Most PvP players run several packs at once — one for low-fire, one for short swords, one for clear wool or ore textures. Aimz is designed to slot into that stack as the crosshair layer, but pack order decides who wins.

Understanding Pack Order

Minecraft applies selected resource packs from top to bottom, and the topmost pack that contains a given file overrides the ones below it. The crosshair lives at a single texture path, so only one pack can supply it at a time.

Stacking Correctly

1. Put your main PvP pack (low fire, short swords, etc.) wherever you normally keep it.

2. Place Aimz above any pack that also edits the crosshair, so Aimz's texture is the one that loads.

3. If you want a different pack's crosshair instead, move Aimz below that pack or deselect Aimz entirely.

4. Click Done and check the crosshair in-game; reorder again if it looks wrong.

Tips

• Keep Aimz near the top of your list if the crosshair is the main reason you installed it.
• If two packs fight over the crosshair, only the higher one shows — there is no blending.
• Removing Aimz later is as simple as moving it back to the *Available* column; nothing else in your setup changes.