Golden Days Resource Pack FAQ

Open Options, then Resource Packs, and move Golden Days from the left column to the right column. Make sure it sits above any other pack that also touches vanilla textures, otherwise the other pack wins and you'll see no change.

No, it's a resource pack, so it works on vanilla. OptiFine or a loader is only useful if you want to stack it with other packs or use extra features, not for the pack itself.

Golden Days only retextures the blocks and items it covers, like boats, doors, signs, leaves, planks, flowers and pottery sherds. Anything outside that list keeps its vanilla look, so a mixed world is expected.

It's purely cosmetic. No recipes, drops, mob behavior or world generation are altered, so you can add or remove it from an existing world without breaking anything.

Nothing is wrong, the pack just changes the texture those blocks already use. If you want a consistent look, rebuild or re-skin the areas you care about rather than expecting existing builds to match the retro style automatically.

Yes, shaders are separate from resource packs and work fine alongside it. For other packs, load Golden Days above the ones you want it to override and below the ones you want to keep on top.

Texture packs of this size have a negligible performance impact since they don't add models or complex rendering. If you notice a drop, it's almost always shaders or another pack, not Golden Days.

Resource packs are client-side, so each player chooses whether to use it. Your friends will see vanilla textures unless they install Golden Days themselves, but nothing breaks on the server.

Lean on the retextured families: planks, doors, trapdoors, signs, boats and leaves for structures, and flowers plus pottery sherds for detail. Mixing those with untouched blocks is what makes a build read as classic rather than half-finished.

Open Resource Packs and move Golden Days back to the left column, or just select the default pack. No files are modified, so the change is instant and reversible.

It reworks textures for boats, doors, signs, leaves, planks, flowers, pottery sherds, and many other blocks and items into a classic retro style. It also brings back old textures, lighting, names, and sounds from older versions of Minecraft.

Golden Days is split into Golden Days Base and Golden Days Alpha Addon. The Base pack is the main pack meant for survival gameplay, while the Alpha Addon changes a few things such as the iconic Alpha grass foliage color.

It does not add new items or blocks; it reworks existing textures for boats, doors, signs, leaves, planks, flowers, pottery sherds, and many other blocks and items. It also registers reworked textures for things like acacia boats, acacia doors, acacia signs, acacia leaves, and acacia planks.

No, the Golden Days Base pack is meant to be usable in survival gameplay and does not remove any newer features in order to make it functional.

You need to use the Golden Days Base pack on top of Programmer Art in order for it to work. The Alpha Addon should be used on top of the Base pack.

It changes a few things, the main one being the iconic Alpha grass foliage color. Use it on top of the Base pack for an Alpha-like experience in Modern Minecraft.

It reworks textures for boats, doors, signs, leaves, planks, flowers, pottery sherds, and many other blocks and items. This includes acacia boats, acacia doors, acacia hanging signs, acacia leaves, acacia planks, acacia signs, and acacia trapdoors.

Yes, Golden Days brings back old textures, lighting, names, and sounds from older versions of Minecraft. The Base pack includes lighting, sounds, textures, and models.

It adds Custom entity models (OptiFine/CEM), Custom shaders, Custom font, Custom sounds, Sound overrides, Custom block/item models, Reworked GUI, and Custom particles.

Golden Days is a Minecraft resource pack meant to bring back old textures, lighting, names, and sounds from older versions of Minecraft. It is split into the Golden Days Base pack and the Golden Days Alpha Addon.