SUS Blocks Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Why am I not seeing the red crewmate icons on suspicious sand and gravel?
Open your Resource Packs menu and make sure SUS Blocks Resource Pack is moved to the active right-hand column. If you use other texture packs, place SUS Blocks at the very top of the active list so other packs do not overwrite its textures.
What do the marked suspicious blocks actually look like in game?
Suspicious sand and suspicious gravel keep their standard Minecraft pixel art textures, but have a small red crewmate icon placed in the corner of the block face. Regular sand and gravel remain completely unchanged.
Why did all the crewmate icons disappear from the blocks I Already found?
Once you finish brushing a suspicious block or if it breaks, it turns into regular sand or gravel. Because it is no longer a suspicious block with hidden loot, the corner icon disappears.
Does this pack stop suspicious sand and gravel from breaking if I dig them with a shovel?
No, this is a visual resource pack and does not change block mechanics. It only adds the red corner marker so you can spot the blocks early and switch from a shovel to a brush before you accidentally break them.
Where do I go to find the blocks marked by this pack?
Look around archaeology structures such as desert pyramids, warm ocean ruins, and cold ocean ruins. The red icons make it much easier to spot the loot blocks underwater or buried in dark corners.
Does SUS Blocks Resource Pack work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, because it only changes block textures on your own game client, it works on any multiplayer server even if the server does not have it installed.
Will using this resource pack lower my FPS or cause lag?
No, the pack keeps the default Minecraft pixel resolution and only alters the textures for suspicious sand and suspicious gravel, so it has no noticeable impact on performance.
Can I use this pack alongside complete overhaul texture packs?
Yes, as long as SUS Blocks Resource Pack is placed higher in your active resource pack load order than your main texture pack. However, note that the suspicious blocks will use the standard Minecraft pixel style from this pack rather than matching the custom style of your other pack.
Why did a suspicious block break and drop nothing even though it had the red icon?
Like regular sand and gravel, suspicious blocks are affected by gravity and will shatter if they fall. Always clear blocks from the top down and never dig out the block directly underneath a marked suspicious block.
Does the red corner icon show up when I am brushing the block?
Yes, the marker is part of the suspicious block's texture, so it stays visible while you excavate the item until the brushing completes and the block turns into normal sand or gravel.