How to Combine the Yellow Nebula Glint With Other Resource Packs

Understanding pack order

Minecraft loads resource packs from the top of the list downward, and the first pack that provides a given texture wins. The glint is a single texture file, so whichever pack in your list supplies it will be the one you see. If you want the yellow nebula glint but also want a different pack's blocks or GUI, you need to control the order carefully.

Setting up a compatible stack

1. Open Options → Resource Packs.

2. Place the Nebula RPG Glint Yellow pack above any pack that also changes the enchantment glint, so the yellow nebula wins.

3. Place packs that only change blocks, items, or UI below it. Those don't touch the glint file, so they won't conflict.

4. If a pack bundles its own glint alongside other changes, you can't split it apart in-game. Either accept its glint or drop that pack.

Checking for conflicts

After applying, enchant a test item and look at it in a dark room. If you see purple or a different color, another pack is overriding the glint. Move this pack higher and re-check. Keep the list short — fewer packs means fewer surprises.