Fixing Missing Ore Borders and Texture Conflicts

If you have loaded into your world with Animated Outlined Ores enabled but the ores still look like plain vanilla blocks or lack their moving outlines, another setting or resource pack is likely overriding the textures.

Checking Resource Pack Load Order

Minecraft applies textures from the top of your active pack list to the bottom. If a full overhaul pack is placed above Animated Outlined Ores, it will hide the outlined ore textures.

1. Save and quit to the title screen, or open the edit menu for your current world.

2. Navigate to Global Resources (in Settings) or Resource Packs (in World Edit).

3. Open the Active tab.

4. Click on Animated Outlined Ores and press the Plus or Up Arrow icon until it sits at the very top of the list.

5. Reload your world and check an exposed default, deepslate, or Nether ore block.

Verifying Server and Multiplayer Settings

If the outlines work in your singleplayer worlds but vanish when you join a multiplayer server or a friend's world:

1. The host may have enabled the setting that forces players to use server-Specific resource packs.

2. Make sure you have activated Animated Outlined Ores inside your main Global Resources menu rather than just a singleplayer world folder, as only Global Resources carry over when joining external worlds.