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Sulfur Sport Balls Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

Java EditionResource Pack

Retextures concrete powder blocks and stripped pale oak wood with alternative appearances.

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Contents (7)
  1. What this pack changes
  2. Extra features
  3. Guides
  4. Blocks
  5. Frequently asked questions
  6. Related mods

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Create a Soccer Field with Sport BallsSetting Up Your Field To build a functional soccer field using the Sulfur Sport Balls Resource Pack, you'll need…Create an Explosive Bomb DisplayMaking Bomb Spheres Rename a Sulfur Cube using a name tag to Bomb to create an explosive-looking sphere with a 3D…Display Multiple Sports Balls TogetherCollecting All Ball Types Gather Sulfur Cubes and prepare name tags for each sport. Rename individual Sulfur Cubes to…Set Up a Billiards TableGathering Your Balls To create a complete billiards setup, use Concrete Powder blocks in different colors. Rename or…

Blocks

BCDGLMOPRSWY

B

Black Concrete PowderBlue Concrete PowderBrown Concrete Powder

C

Cyan Concrete Powder

D

Dried Kelp Block

G

Gray Concrete PowderGreen Concrete Powder

L

Light Blue Concrete PowderLight Gray Concrete PowderLime Concrete Powder

M

Magenta Concrete Powder

O

Orange Concrete Powder

P

Pink Concrete PowderPurple Concrete Powder

R

Red Concrete Powder

S

Stripped Pale Oak Wood

W

White Concrete Powder

Y

Yellow Concrete Powder

What this pack changes

Every texture group the pack replaces, counted from the pack itself.

AreaTextures replaced
Blocks23
Items7

Pack format 16–99 (Minecraft 1.20–1.21.9)30 texture files in total

Extra features

Custom block/item models

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn a Sulfur Cube into a sports ball?
You can rename a Sulfur Cube using a name tag with one of the ball names (Football, Basketball, Tennis_ball, Baseball, or Volleyball), or use the block model version of the pack which replaces specific vanilla blocks automatically. The name tag method gives you more control over individual items.
What's the difference between the name tag version and the block model version?
The name tag version lets you rename Sulfur Cubes to create sports balls on demand, while the block model version replaces specific vanilla blocks (like Dried Kelp Block for footballs) with sports ball models automatically. Choose based on whether you prefer flexibility or automatic replacements.
How do I make billiard balls?
Rename Sulfur Cubes with numbers 1 through 15 to get numbered billiard balls, or rename one to Master to create the white cue ball. If using the block model version, Concrete Powder blocks become billiard balls 1-15, and White Concrete Powder becomes the master ball.
Can I make a bomb with this pack?
Yes—rename a Sulfur Cube to Bomb to create an explosive-looking sphere, or use the block model version where TNT automatically transforms into a round bomb model.
Do I need Entity Model Features and Entity Texture Features to use this pack?
The pack is designed to work alongside Entity Model Features and Entity Texture Features for best results, but check the mod's documentation to confirm if they're required for your specific version.
What blocks can I use to make sports balls without name tags?
The block model version includes: Dried Kelp Block (football), Bamboo Mosaic (basketball), Stripped Pale Oak Wood (volleyball), Blue Ice (hockey puck), and Concrete Powder blocks (billiard balls). White Concrete Powder becomes the cue ball.
How do I display multiple sports balls together?
Place multiple Sulfur Cubes or the corresponding blocks near each other and rename them to different ball types, or use armor stands to hold them for a more organized display like a sports equipment rack.
Can I use this pack with other resource packs?
Yes, but place the Sulfur Sport Balls pack higher in your resource pack list to ensure its models display correctly and don't get overridden by other packs.
Why aren't my renamed items showing as sports balls?
Make sure you're renaming Sulfur Cubes (or the correct block if using the block model version) and that the name exactly matches one of the supported names like Football, Basketball, or a number 1-15. Check that the pack is enabled in your resource packs menu.
Does this pack affect game performance?
The pack uses 3D models for visual replacements, so performance impact should be minimal on most systems, but having many sports balls visible at once may affect frame rates depending on your hardware.