Notch Totem of Undying Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I get the Notch Totem to appear in my inventory?
The Notch Totem is a resource pack that reskins the vanilla Totem of Undying, so you need to obtain a regular Totem of Undying first—either from Evoker drops in Woodland Mansions or creative mode. Once you have one, the resource pack automatically changes its appearance to Notch.
Do I need a mod or is this just a resource pack?
This is a resource pack only, so you don't need to install any mods. Just load it like any other resource pack in your world or server, and it will reskin your totems immediately.
Why isn't my totem showing as Notch?
Make sure the resource pack is enabled and ranked above any conflicting packs in your resource pack list. If you're on a server, check that the server allows client-side resource packs.
Does the Notch Totem work differently than a normal totem?
No, it functions identically to the vanilla Totem of Undying—it still saves you from fatal damage and triggers the same protection effect. The resource pack only changes how it looks and the animation you see when it activates.
Can I use this resource pack with other totem skins?
If you have multiple totem resource packs, the one highest in your resource pack list will take priority. You can reorder them to choose which totem appearance you want to use.
Does the pop-up animation work in multiplayer?
Yes, the animation displays on your screen when your totem activates, whether you're playing solo or on a multiplayer server. Other players see their own totem animations on their screens.
Will this resource pack affect my performance?
Resource packs have minimal performance impact since they only change textures and animations. You shouldn't notice any lag from using this pack.
Can I hold multiple Notch Totems at once?
Yes, you can carry totems in both your main hand and off-hand, and each one will display as a Notch Totem. Only the one in your off-hand will automatically activate when you take fatal damage, though.
Does this work on servers or only single-player?
This resource pack works on both single-player worlds and multiplayer servers as long as the server allows client-side resource packs. Your server admin can configure this in the server settings.
What Minecraft versions does this resource pack support?
Check the resource pack's description or download page for the specific versions it's compatible with, as this varies depending on when it was created and last updated.