Medieval Menu Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I turn on the Medieval Menu pack?
Open Options, go to Resource Packs, and move Medieval Menu from the Available list to the Selected list, then click Done. Back on the title screen you should see the fantasy castle panorama and the dark deepslate brick buttons.
Why is the title music not playing?
Check Options > Music & Sounds and make sure both Master Volume and Music are turned up, because the cinematic medieval tracks play through the normal music channel. Title music can also take a moment to start, so wait on the main menu briefly before assuming it's broken.
What exactly does this pack change?
It changes the menus. It replaces the main menu background with a large fantasy castle panorama, restyles buttons and menu boxes with deepslate brick textures, swaps the title music for medieval tracks, and changes the splash text to knight and castle themed lines.
Does the stone look work on other menus or just the title screen?
It carries over beyond the title screen. The options menu, the world creation screens and the multiplayer server selection screen all use the dark stone brick interface.
What happens when I hover over a button?
Hovered buttons switch to a cracked stone texture with stone highlights instead of the vanilla highlight, so you can see which button is selected.
Do I need to install this on a server for it to work in multiplayer?
No. Resource packs only run on your own client, so you just enable it in your Resource Packs menu. The server and other players don't need it, and they won't see your menus.
Can I use Medieval Menu with my other resource packs?
Yes, but list order matters. Packs higher in the Selected list override the ones below them, so place Medieval Menu above any pack that also changes buttons, menu backgrounds, the panorama or the title music.
I enabled the pack but my buttons and background still look vanilla. What's wrong?
Usually another pack above it in the Selected list is overriding the menu textures, so move Medieval Menu to the top and click Done. If Minecraft marks the pack as incompatible, you can still enable it, but some parts may not display correctly on your game version.
Why is my splash text the normal yellow messages instead of the castle ones?
Another pack higher in your list that changes splash text will override this one. Move Medieval Menu above it, and check that the pack is in the Selected list and not just Available.
Will this pack lower my FPS in game?
Its changes are focused on menus, using textures, panorama images and title music, so it isn't designed to affect gameplay performance. Any extra loading happens around the title screen, not while you're playing in a world.