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How to Match Each Container GUI to Its Block Theme

One of the main draws of this pack is that every interactable block gets a menu styled after the block itself. Knowing which screens are themed helps you plan builds and know what to expect when you open something.

What gets a themed screen

Any block with a GUI is covered — think crafting tables, furnaces and their variants, chests and other storage, and similar interactable blocks. Each menu borrows colours and motifs from the block, so a furnace screen reads warm and fiery while a storage screen takes on the wood or material tone of the container.

Reading the theme at a glance

Because the palette is tied to the block, you can often tell which menu you have open just from the colour wash, even before reading the title. This is handy in busy bases where several containers sit side by side.

Keeping themes consistent

  • Use blocks from the same material family together if you want a visually unified storage wall.
  • Remember the theme follows the block, not the contents, so a themed chest still looks themed regardless of what you store inside.
  • If a particular screen looks off, check no other resource pack is overriding just that one texture.