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Common Issues
If your armor looks vanilla or textures appear blurry, the custom models aren't loading correctly.
Diagnostic Checklist
1. Verify mod installation: Check that both EMF and ETF appear in your mod list (press Mod List in main menu)
2. Check resource pack order: Open Options > Resource Packs and ensure Drippy Armors is above conflicting packs
3. Confirm pack activation: The pack name should be in the right column, not the left
4. Restart completely: Close Minecraft entirely and relaunch—don't just reload the world
5. Check for conflicts: Disable other armor-related resource packs temporarily
If Problems Persist
- Verify you're in a world where the resource pack is active (check pause menu)
- Try equipping different armor types—some may load before others
- Ensure your graphics settings aren't set to "Fast" graphics, which can disable custom models
- Check that your Minecraft version matches the pack's requirements
