How to Enable and Prioritize the DarkerNeon Purple GUI

When you load into the game, the DarkerNeon Purple Resource Pack replaces the standard gray interface with a black and purple neon theme. If you use multiple resource packs at the same time—such as 3D model packs or custom block textures—you need to set the load order properly so the custom menus and HUD icons show up.

Setting the Load Order

1. Open the pause menu or start at the main title screen and select Options.

2. Click on Resource Packs to view your available and active packs.

3. Hover over DarkerNeon Purple in the left column and click the arrow icon to move it to the Selected column on the right.

4. Use the up arrow on the pack's icon to move it to the very top of the active list.

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How Texture Priority Works

Minecraft loads resource packs from the bottom of the list to the top. Because DarkerNeon Purple specifically targets the user interface—including menu buttons, sliders, HUD bars, and container windows—placing it at the top ensures its dark neon borders and custom backgrounds override the default gray menus included in larger world-texture packs. Your world blocks and item models from lower-priority packs will remain unchanged while your screens keep the purple glow.