CherryCore UI Resource Pack FAQ

Open your Resource Packs menu in Settings, find CherryCore UI in the Available list, and click the arrow to move it to Active. The pink theme will apply to all menus the next time you open them.

CherryCore UI only reskins vanilla Minecraft menus by default. For modded menus to receive the pink theme, you'll need to manually edit the resource pack's texture files to match the mod's GUI layout, or check if the mod author has released a CherryCore UI compatibility patch.

Yes—open the resource pack folder, navigate to the texture files, and edit the color values in the PNG images using an image editor. You can also modify JSON files if the pack uses them for color definitions.

This usually happens when CherryCore UI conflicts with other resource packs or mods that alter GUI textures. Try moving CherryCore UI higher in your resource pack load order, or temporarily disable other visual mods to isolate the problem.

No—resource packs only change visuals and have negligible performance impact. CherryCore UI runs smoothly on any system that runs vanilla Minecraft.

Yes, resource packs and shaders work independently. CherryCore UI will style your menus while your shader affects the world rendering.

The enchantment table keeps its original layout and functionality—only the background, borders, and button textures are recolored to match the soft pastel pink theme.

Yes, both screens are fully reskinned with the pink theme, including all tabs, slots, and background elements.

Open Resource Packs, find CherryCore UI in the Active list, and click the arrow to move it back to Available. Your menus will return to vanilla appearance immediately.

You can stack multiple resource packs, but they may conflict if they modify the same textures. Place CherryCore UI lower in the load order if you want another pack's elements to show through, or higher if you want the pink theme to take priority.