How to Enable and Prioritize Cubic Leaves in Your Load Order

Activating the Pack

Once Cubic Leaves is placed inside your resourcepacks folder, you need to enable it in-game so the bushier leaf designs take effect.

1. Pause your game or start from the main menu, then click Options.

2. Select Resource Packs.

3. Locate Cubic Leaves in the left-hand Available column.

4. Hover over its icon and click the right-facing arrow to move it into the Selected column.

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Managing Load Order

If you run Cubic Leaves alongside a larger texture overhaul or vanilla-tweak bundle, load order determines which leaf models and textures actually appear in your world. Minecraft reads the Selected column from top to bottom, meaning packs near the top override packs beneath them.

• To keep Cubic Leaves visible: Hover over Cubic Leaves in the Selected list and click the up-facing arrow until it sits above any general texture packs that also alter foliage.
• To verify it worked: Load into a forested biome or check placed leaf blocks. Each vanilla leaf type should now display a distinct, bushier, blocky silhouette rather than a simple flat cube.