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How to Combine DGR Shader Official Edition with Other Texture Packs

Layering Resource Packs

Unlike typical standalone shaders, DGR Shader Official Edition includes its own set of vanilla-styled textures for mobs, tools, weapons, minerals, blocks, water, and the user interface. Because it retains the vanilla Minecraft touch, you can easily combine it with other texture packs—such as a Faithful texture pack—if you want to keep the shader's sky and lighting while using different item or block art.

1. Open Settings from the main menu, or edit the settings of a specific world before loading it.

2. Scroll down to Global Resources (or Resource Packs in your world settings) and open the Active packs list.

3. Activate both DGR Shader Official Edition and the secondary texture pack you want to use.

Setting the Load Order

Minecraft loads resource packs from top to bottom, meaning packs higher on the list overwrite the assets of packs below them.

To use your custom textures with DGR's shading: Select your secondary texture pack and move it above DGR Shader Official Edition. You will keep DGR's leaf movement, clouds, and realistic sun and moon where the top pack does not override them.
To keep DGR's custom mob, tool, and UI textures: Place DGR Shader Official Edition at the top of the active list so its built-in textures take priority.