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Faithful 32x Lower Grass Sides Resource Pack FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

Do I need Faithful 32x installed to use this pack?
Yes, this pack is designed as an add-on for Faithful 32x and requires it to be installed first. Load this pack after Faithful 32x in your resource pack list so it properly overrides the grass side textures.
Why do my grass blocks still look the same after installing?
Make sure the pack is loaded above Faithful 32x in your resource pack list—resource packs load from bottom to top, so packs higher up override those below. If it's in the correct position, try restarting your game.
Does this work with modded terrain blocks?
Yes, the pack includes texture support for modded biomes and extra terrain blocks, though compatibility depends on how the mod textures are structured. If a modded block doesn't update, the mod creator may need to adjust their texture format.
Will this affect my performance?
No, this is a resource pack that only changes textures, so it has no impact on game performance or frame rate.
Can I use this with other resource packs?
You can layer other packs with this one, but make sure this pack loads after Faithful 32x and before any packs that also modify grass textures to avoid conflicts.
Does this work in the Nether?
Yes, the pack updates Nether terrain surfaces including crimson nylium and warped nylium blocks with lowered side textures.
What blocks does this pack modify?
It updates regular grass blocks, snowy grass blocks, dirt paths, podzol, mycelium, and Nether nylium variants (crimson and warped).
Why are the sides of my terrain blocks different heights now?
That's the intended effect—this pack lowers the top surface layer on the sides of terrain blocks so hills and landscapes look cleaner and less blocky.
Does this pack work with Faithful 64x or other Faithful versions?
This pack is specifically designed for Faithful 32x; it won't work properly with other resolution versions of Faithful.
Can I disable the changes for specific blocks?
Resource packs don't have built-in toggles for individual blocks, so you'd need to manually edit the pack files or use a separate resource pack to override specific textures.