Simple Lower Grass Sides Resource Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Why do my dirt cliffs still look brown even after installing this pack?
Make sure the pack is enabled and ranked above any other resource packs in your load order. If another pack also modifies grass block sides, it may override this pack's textures—try disabling conflicting packs or placing this one higher in the list.
Does this pack work with mods that add new plants or flowers?
Yes, this pack only changes the side textures of blocks, so it won't conflict with mods or packs that add details to the top surfaces of grass blocks.
Will this pack affect my FPS or performance?
No, this is a pure resource pack with no code changes, so it has no impact on performance—it only swaps textures.
What blocks does this pack actually change?
It modifies grass blocks, snowed grass, grass paths, podzol, mycelium, warped nylium, and crimson nylium by extending their top-layer colors down the sides.
Can I use this with shader packs?
Yes, this pack is compatible with shader packs since it only changes textures and doesn't alter rendering behavior.
Does this pack change anything underground or in caves?
No, it only affects the side textures of grass-based blocks, so underground dirt and stone remain unchanged.
Why do snowy mountains look different with this pack?
The white snow texture from the top of snowed grass blocks now extends further down the sides, making snowy slopes appear thicker and more cohesive instead of showing brown dirt edges.
Will this pack work if I'm using a custom terrain or biome mod?
It will work with biome mods, but if those mods add entirely new grass-based blocks, this pack won't modify them unless they use the same textures as vanilla blocks.
How do I know if the pack is actually applied to my world?
Look at a hillside or cliff edge—if you see grass or snow color extending down the sides instead of plain brown dirt, the pack is working correctly.
Can I combine this with packs that change grass colors or add biome-specific textures?
Yes, as long as the other pack doesn't also modify the side textures of grass blocks; if it does, whichever pack loads last will take priority.