Classic Earth And Modern Rubies Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

Each style uses different texture file names. Rename the texture files in the pack's assets folder to activate your preferred style—the wiki's 'Switch Between Ruby Styles' guide lists which files to rename for each variant. Only one style can be active at a time.

No—ruby ore spawns in the exact same locations and depths as diamond ore normally would. This pack only changes the appearance; mining and finding ruby ore works identically to vanilla diamond ore.

Yes, ruby gear is purely a visual replacement and has identical stats, durability, and crafting recipes to diamond gear.

Ruby armor trim works like any other trim material in the Smithing Table—you can apply it to iron, gold, netherite, or other armor types to add the ruby aesthetic accent.

Make sure the pack is enabled and has highest priority in your resource pack list. If workstations still show default textures, check that you've activated the correct ruby style variant for your preferred look.

Yes, but place this pack higher in your resource pack list than packs it might conflict with. If another pack also retextures diamonds or workstations, whichever pack is listed first will take priority.

Yes, deepslate diamond ore is reskinned to deepslate ruby ore, so you'll see ruby textures when mining in the deep caves.

The ruby beacon base texture is applied to the standard beacon pyramid block, so it displays the same way regardless of which beacon effect you're using.

Check the mod's screenshots section, which shows all three ruby styles equipped on armor stands and in tool sets so you can compare before choosing.

Yes, this pack updates villager profession icons to fit the ruby theme, so librarians, armorers, and other professions display ruby-themed badges.