Combining Dandelion X with Add-On Resource Packs

Layering Smaller Tweaks Over Dandelion X

Dandelion X overhauls the look of the base game so thoroughly that default vanilla textures stand out sharply next to it. If you also use smaller utility packs—such as custom crosshairs, sound packs, or textures for mods outside Dandelion X's supported list—you can stack them together using load priority.

1. Open Options, click Resource Packs, and ensure Dandelion X is in the Selected column on the right.

2. Move your smaller utility or add-on packs into the Selected column as well.

3. Place any pack whose changes you want to keep above Dandelion X using the up arrow on its icon. Minecraft reads the Selected column from top to bottom, using the highest pack that contains a given texture.

Avoiding Legacy Pack Conflicts

Dandelion X is the standalone successor to Dandelion 1.0 and does not require the older pack to function.

1. Check your Selected column to make sure an older Dandelion pack is not active above Dandelion X, which would overwrite newer textures and mod support.

2. If you want Dandelion X to control all base blocks, items, and GUIs (such as JEI, Tinkers' Construct, or Ender IO), keep it above any general overhaul packs and click Done to reload.