Layering Cubic Stars with Other Resource Packs

Cubic Stars only replaces the flat sun and moon with 3D cubic models, making it easy to pair with block, item, or interface resource packs while keeping a vanilla-friendly look. However, improper load order can cause other packs to overwrite the 3D sky.

Setting Resource Pack Priority

• Pause the game and navigate to Options > Resource Packs.
• Hover over Cubic Stars in the left Available column and click the arrow to move it to the Selected column on the right.
• Use the up arrow on the pack icon to move Cubic Stars to the top of the Selected list, above any full texture overhauls or sky packs.

Confirming the Load Order Works

Minecraft loads resource packs from bottom to top, meaning packs higher in the list override files from packs below them. If a general texture pack sits above Cubic Stars and includes its own flat sun or moon files, those flat textures will take priority. Keeping Cubic Stars near the top guarantees you get its three-dimensional sun and moon alongside your preferred block and item textures. Step outside during clear weather and look toward the sky to confirm both celestial bodies now show depth and dimension.