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Understanding Pack Order
Resource packs stack from top to bottom in the Selected list. The topmost pack wins for any texture both packs define. LB Photo Realism Reload covers a huge range — blocks, items, and environmental elements — so almost anything you place above it will override those specific textures, and anything below it will be ignored where the two overlap.
Good Combinations
- Put a custom GUI or font pack above LB Photo Realism Reload so your menus and text stay crisp while the world stays photographic.
- Put small add-on packs above it if you only want a handful of
blocks changed (for example, a pack that retextures one specific ore). - Avoid stacking two full photorealistic packs. They will fight over the same files and produce a patchwork look with mismatched resolution and lighting.
Checking for Conflicts
After reordering, press F3+T to reload and walk through a few biomes and your inventory. Look for textures that suddenly look lower-resolution or stylistically different — that is a sign another pack is overriding them. Move LB Photo Realism Reload up one slot and reload again until the world is consistent.
More guides for this mod
Fixing Lag and Stuttering After Enabling the High-Resolution TexturesHow to Install and Activate LB Photo Realism Reload as a Resource PackMaking the Photorealistic Textures Look Right: Lighting, Shaders, and SettingsTroubleshooting Missing or Wrong-Looking Textures in LB Photo Realism ReloadUsing LB Photo Realism Reload for Screenshots and Cinematic Builds








