How to Troubleshoot Texture Conflicts and Missing Animations

Resolving Conflict Issues with Other Packs

If you notice that your custom block-breaking animations are not showing up or are being overridden by the default game visuals, your resource pack priority is likely set incorrectly. Minecraft processes overlapping resource packs from bottom to top, meaning any pack higher in the list will overwrite packs positioned below it.

To fix missing or broken animations, open your resource pack management screen in the game settings. Locate the texture pack in your active list and make sure to put this texture pack on top of any other texture pack you currently have enabled. This ensures that the custom breaking animations take precedence over faithful packs, PvP packs, or default game textures.

Checking Version Compatibility

Another common reason for missing features is running an outdated game client. This resource pack requires Minecraft Bedrock version 1.26.30 and later to function properly. If you are experiencing unexpected visual bugs, verify that your game is fully updated to the supported version. Additionally, remember that this is strictly a resource pack—no experimental features or external behavior packs are needed, so keeping your setup simple and placing the pack at the top of your list will resolve almost all display issues.