Use the Chick Helmets Alongside Other Resource Packs

Many players run several resource packs at once. If another pack also changes armor, it can hide the chick helmets. The order of your active packs decides which one wins.

Set the pack order

1. Open Options and then Resource Packs (on Bedrock, Settings and then Global Resources).

2. In the active list, find Baby Chicken Helmet Texture Pack.

3. Use the arrows to move it above any pack that changes armor or helmets. Packs higher in the list override the ones below them.

4. Click Done and let the textures reload.

Test for conflicts

1. Put on a helmet the pack covers, such as diamond, netherite or turtle.

2. Switch to third-person view and look at your head.

3. If you see the other pack's helmet design instead of a chick, the other pack is still higher in the list. Move it down and test again.

4. If one helmet type shows as a chick but another doesn't, a different pack may only be replacing that one helmet. Check each pack you have active.

Packs that only change blocks, the interface or the sky usually won't affect helmets at all. You can keep those in any order you like. If you're unsure which pack is causing a conflict, turn your other packs off one at a time until the chick helmets appear.