Kab’s Resource Pack Showcase 1.9 1.10 Map FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I start using this map?
Load the map world, then activate the resource pack you want to test from the resource pack menu. Walk around the different zones to see how your textures look on blocks, items, and structures.
Where can I see all the blocks at once?
Head to the all-blocks display area, which shows every vanilla block in one organized wall so you can quickly screenshot and compare textures side-by-side.
How do I test how blocks look in actual buildings?
Visit the small sample town included in the map, which contains realistic houses and structures where you can see how your building blocks fit together in real-world layouts.
Where do I check armor and tool textures?
Use the armor stands and weapon racks scattered throughout the map, or visit the isolated item gallery which displays tools, weapons, and armor on item frames without causing lag.
Can I preview paintings with custom textures?
Yes, visit the dedicated art temple which displays every vanilla painting so you can inspect how your custom painting textures look.
Why is the item gallery separated from the main area?
The item frame gallery is placed far away to reduce lag, since displaying many items on frames can impact performance in the main showroom.
How do I test End dimension textures?
Explore the separate caves dedicated to End terrain, which include End stone, chorus plants, and an active End portal frame setup so you can preview End-specific textures.
Where can I check ore textures?
Visit the dedicated ore caves, which are lined with different mining ores so you can see how your ore textures look in an underground mining context.
Can I see how textures look under different lighting?
Yes, the map includes a dark cave chamber with End lighting and natural outdoor areas, allowing you to test how textures appear in various lighting conditions.
Is there a place to check interface textures like menus?
The effects library and menu museum are designed to inspect interface textures and custom game menu layouts.