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How to Use Link's RPG Font With Other Resource Packs and Mods

Stacking Packs Correctly

Minecraft applies resource packs from the top of the selected list downward, with higher packs overriding lower ones. To keep Link's RPG Font while using texture packs, place the font pack above texture packs that do not touch fonts, or below them if you want the texture pack's font to win. The safest approach is to put Link's RPG Font at the very top so its font always applies, then arrange texture packs beneath it.

Combining With Mods

Most mods add their own GUIs and text, which will automatically use whatever font is active — so Link's RPG Font will style modded interfaces too. However, mods that ship their own font assets or use custom rendering may ignore the resource pack. If a specific mod's text looks unchanged, that mod is likely bypassing the font system; there is usually no fix short of the mod adding support.

Avoiding Overrides

If another pack in your list also modifies font files, the two will conflict and one will win based on load order. Keep only one font-altering pack active at a time. When in doubt, enable Link's RPG Font alone first to confirm it works, then add other packs one at a time and reload after each to see which one breaks the font.