Bunji 4K Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I enable the resource pack after installing it?
Open your world or server, go to Options > Resource Packs, find Bunji 4k in the Available list, and click the arrow to move it to Active. The pack applies immediately to your game.
Will this pack work with other resource packs?
Yes, but pack order matters—place Bunji 4k above other packs in your Active list if you want its textures to take priority, or below if you prefer other packs to override it.
Why can't I see my sword properly during fights?
Make sure Bunji 4k is active and loaded before your world. If the sword still appears large, check that no conflicting resource pack is ranked higher in your Active list.
Does this pack change mob textures or just player items?
Bunji 4k focuses on combat items, armor, and UI screens—it does not alter mob textures or non-combat blocks.
How do I turn off the particle removal if I want to see explosions?
Resource packs cannot be partially toggled in-game; you would need to deactivate Bunji 4k entirely or use a separate pack that restores those particles alongside it.
Will the totem of undying animation work on servers?
Yes, resource pack animations are client-side, so you'll see the custom totem animation on any server regardless of what packs the server uses.
Can I use this pack with Optifine or Sodium?
Yes, Bunji 4k is compatible with both optimization mods—it's a standard resource pack that works alongside any rendering enhancement.
Why does my hotbar look different but my inventory screen hasn't changed?
Check that Bunji 4k is the only active pack modifying UI, or reorder your packs so Bunji 4k is above conflicting packs in the Active list.
Does this pack affect my FPS or performance?
Resource packs have minimal performance impact; if you notice lag, it's likely from your rendering settings or other mods, not from Bunji 4k itself.
How do I know which armor set is which if they're all blue?
Iron, diamond, and netherite armor retain distinct shades and details in the blue theme—diamond is brighter and more reflective, while netherite appears darker and more metallic.