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Customizes item textures for Roguelike Dungeons mod content.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Distinguish Custom Dungeon Potions from Standard Minecraft PotionsVisual Differences The pack adds 10 custom potion mixtures with unique bottle art that looks distinctly different…Identify Rare Loot by Custom Textures in Your InventorySpotting Special Items When you loot chests or defeat dungeon mobs in Roguelike Dungeons, rare items now display…Organize and Display Collectible Trading Cards by RarityUnderstanding Card Rarity Tiers The pack includes 108 collectible trading cards sorted into 15 categories, each with…Preserve Novelty Items Without Losing Their Custom AppearanceUnderstanding Item Permanence Novelty items in this pack use standard Minecraft items as their base—meaning they're…

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Roguelike Dungeons installed for this resource pack to work?
Yes, this resource pack is designed specifically for the Roguelike Dungeons mod and requires it to be installed. Without Roguelike Dungeons, the custom items won't appear in your world.
Why do my novelty items look plain instead of glowing?
Make sure the resource pack is enabled and placed above any conflicting packs in your resource pack list. If you're using a different texture pack, move this one higher in the priority order so its textures load first.
What happens if I place a novelty sign or sponge in the world?
Placing novelty blocks permanently removes their custom texture properties—they'll revert to standard Minecraft appearance and cannot be restored. Keep novelty blocks in your inventory or storage instead of building with them.
Can I eat novelty food items and keep them?
No, eating novelty food items consumes them permanently, just like regular food. If you want to keep them for display or collection, store them in a chest or item frame instead.

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