My Resource Pack My Choice Mod FAQ

Launch Minecraft with the mod loaded, then join a server that has a resource pack. You'll see a new screen or menu option (instead of the default accept/decline prompt) that lets you configure which parts of the server's resource pack to apply. From there, you can toggle individual assets on or off before entering the world.

Yes—that's the main purpose of this mod. You can selectively disable textures and assets you don't want while keeping the custom item models and textures that the server requires to function properly. Use the override system to pick exactly which resources load.

Disabling a pack removes it entirely, which might break custom items. Creating an override lets you keep the pack active but swap out specific textures or assets with alternatives from your own files or lower-priority packs, giving you fine-grained control.

The mod provides a reordering interface where you can drag packs up or down in priority. Packs higher in the list override those below them, so if two packs provide the same texture, the one on top wins. Experiment with the order until your preferred visuals appear.

Yes. In the mod's configuration, you can lock or protect default textures so the server pack cannot override them. Alternatively, reorder the packs so your preferred version stays on top, or create a custom override that restores the default texture.

The custom item will likely appear as a missing texture (purple and black checkerboard) or use a fallback model. Use the mod's selective disabling feature instead—disable only the textures you don't want, not the entire pack.

Yes. By reordering packs and creating custom overrides, you can blend textures from different sources. For example, you might use custom items from one pack but keep default textures from another, or cherry-pick specific assets from each.

This mod is designed to work alongside your normal resource pack setup. However, conflicts can occur if another mod also tries to intercept or modify server packs—check compatibility with mods that alter resource pack loading or texture rendering.

The mod is lightweight and only processes resource packs when you join a server or reload them. Performance impact is minimal, though disabling large portions of a pack or creating many overrides might add a small delay during pack loading.

The mod's interface typically shows pack names and lets you preview or inspect which textures and models each pack contains. Check the detailed wiki guides for your mod version to see how to view asset details and identify which pack provides a specific texture.