Enable Panorandom to Cycle Through Your Panorama Collection

How Panorandom Changes Panorama Selection

By default, Minecraft only displays the panorama from whichever resource pack sits at the top of your resource pack list. If you have multiple packs with custom panoramas, the others are ignored. Panorandom mod removes this limitation by randomly selecting a panorama from any active resource pack each time you return to the main menu.

Setting Up Your Panorama Packs

1. Ensure all resource packs containing panorama images are enabled in your resource pack selection screen

2. The order of packs in the list no longer matters—Panorandom will consider them all equally

3. Launch the game and return to the main menu

4. Each time you restart or return to the menu, a different panorama may appear

Verifying It's Working

If you have multiple panorama packs active, close the game entirely and reopen it several times. You should see different panoramas appear randomly across different sessions. If you only see one panorama repeatedly, double-check that your other resource packs are actually enabled and contain valid panorama images in their assets/minecraft/textures/gui/title/background/ folder.