Small Held Items Resource Pack FAQ

Just enable the Small Held Items resource pack in your resource pack list; it changes held item models automatically with no settings to configure. If nothing changes, make sure it sits above any pack that also edits item models.

No, it only affects the item model while it's held in your hand or shown in first person. Inventory, hotbar, and dropped item appearances stay at normal size.

Another resource pack loaded above it is overriding the same item models. Drag Small Held Items to the top of your pack list, or remove the conflicting pack.

Yes, but it must load above any pack that changes item models, since the topmost pack wins for each file. Packs that only change textures, sounds, or GUI usually won't conflict.

Yes, resource packs are client-side, so only you see the smaller items. Other players see whatever pack they have enabled, and the server doesn't need it installed.

No, it's purely visual. Item size, attack range, and hitboxes are unchanged, so gameplay behaves exactly the same as vanilla.

Only if the mod's items use standard vanilla item models. Items with custom or fully 3D models may keep their original size or look odd.

The pack uses a fixed scale, so there's no in-game slider. To change the size you'd need to edit the pack's model files yourself or find a variant with a different scale.

No, it only swaps item model files and doesn't add rendering work. Performance should be identical to vanilla.

It targets held item models, so first-person and hand rendering are the main focus. Third-person and item frame displays may or may not change depending on the model used.