Oratots Pvp Resource Pack FAQ

Open your Resource Packs folder in Minecraft settings, place the pack file there, then select it from the available packs list and move it to the active side. Restart your world or reload chunks to see all changes take effect.

Make sure the resource pack is actually active in your Resource Packs menu—it should appear in the green 'Selected' column, not the gray 'Available' list. If it's active, try closing and reopening your world to fully load the shortened sword models.

No—only one resource pack can fully control item and block textures at a time. If you have multiple packs active, place Oratot's PVP Resource Pack at the top of your active list so its textures take priority.

Yes, resource packs are client-side only and don't affect other players or server rules. You can use it on any server without getting flagged for modifications.

Ore outlines only appear when you're actively looking at ore blocks—make sure you're in a cave or mine where ores are exposed. If you still don't see them, check that the resource pack is loaded by looking at a Totem of Undying or End Crystal to confirm the custom textures are active.

No—lowering fire height actually reduces the number of particles your client has to render, which can slightly improve performance during intense fights.

Resource packs are version-specific because item and block textures change between updates. Check the pack's compatibility information to confirm it matches your Minecraft version.

Pull back your bow and hold it—the visual indicator will appear on your bow texture to show how far you've drawn it. Release to fire once the indicator reaches full charge.

Resource packs don't have built-in customization menus, but you can edit the pack files yourself if you're comfortable with texture and JSON editing. Otherwise, you're using the pack as designed by the creator.

The dark GUI theme applies to all menus automatically, but item texture changes only show up in your inventory, hotbar, and world. Make sure you're looking at actual items or blocks, not just the menu backgrounds.