Even More Crowns Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Why aren't my crowns showing up in-game?
Make sure the resource pack is enabled and placed above any other packs that modify helmets or armor in your resource pack folder. If crowns still don't appear, try moving the pack to the top of your load order and reloading your world.
Do I need to be in Creative mode to see the crowns?
No, crowns appear on helmets in both Survival and Creative modes. If you're wearing a crown helmet or another player is, you'll see it replaced with a crown model regardless of game mode.
Which helmet types get replaced with crowns?
Iron, Gold, Diamond, Netherite, and Turtle helmets are replaced with crown models. Other helmet types remain unchanged.
Can I see armor trim designs on the crowns?
Yes, the pack includes modified trim textures for Dune, Raiser, Rib, Sentry, Silence, Snout, Tide, Wild, Flow, and Bolt trims so they display properly on crown models.
What happens to armor trims that aren't listed as compatible?
Trims not specifically tweaked for crowns may appear misaligned or stretched on the crown model. The pack only guarantees proper display for the ten listed trim types.
Does this pack work with other armor or cosmetic mods?
Compatibility depends on load order and whether other mods modify the same helmet textures or models. Place this pack above conflicting packs in your resource pack list, or disable conflicting packs if overlap occurs.
Will the crowns show on other players' heads in multiplayer?
Yes, if all players have the resource pack installed, everyone will see crowns on each other's helmet slots. Players without the pack will see standard helmets instead.
Can I customize which materials get crowns?
You can edit the resource pack's texture and model files directly to add, remove, or swap which helmet materials display as crowns, though this requires knowledge of Minecraft resource pack structure.
Does this pack affect performance or FPS?
No, this is a resource pack that only changes visuals—it doesn't add entities, blocks, or complex logic, so it has negligible impact on performance.
Why does my Sentry trim look different on the crown?
The Sentry trim has been replaced with a gem design on crowns to better suit the crown aesthetic, so it will look intentionally different from the standard Sentry trim.