Troubleshooting Mycelium Particle Changes and Custom Sounds

Activating Demon Eye Phantoms changes more than just the flying monster model, affecting shared ambient block particles and hostile creature audio.

Why Mycelium Blocks Have Different Particles

If you travel to a Mushroom Fields biome or build with mycelium blocks, you will notice that the ambient surface particles look different from vanilla. Minecraft uses the exact same particle texture file for both mycelium spores and the phantom wing trail. Because this pack alters that shared texture to give the floating Demon Eyes a fitting flight trail, mycelium blocks automatically display the modified particle as well. If the changed spores clash with a build, the only in-game workaround is to move Demon Eye Phantoms out of your Selected Resource Packs list while visiting that area.

Adjusting Custom Terraria Audio

This pack replaces vanilla phantom screeches and wing flaps with custom sounds taken straight from Terraria. If you see Demon Eyes overhead without hearing them:

1. Open Options and select Music & Sounds.

2. Raise the Hostile Creatures slider so phantom audio plays clearly.

3. Open Resource Packs and verify that Demon Eye Phantoms is placed above any sound-overhaul packs that might replace phantom sound files.