Smoothies Pvp Essentials Resource Pack FAQ

The held item scaling is active by default once you apply the resource pack in your texture pack settings. If items still appear large, make sure the resource pack is positioned above any conflicting packs in your load order.

This pack intentionally shrinks held items for better visibility—this is the core feature. If you want to see them at normal size, you'll need to use a different resource pack or disable this one.

It can conflict with other packs that modify the same textures (armor, weapons, held items). Place this pack higher in your load order if you want its textures to take priority, or lower if you prefer another pack's visuals.

The custom crosshair replaces your default one automatically when the pack is active. You can toggle it on or off in your Video Settings under Crosshair options if needed.

Resource packs have minimal performance impact since they only change visuals, not game logic. If you experience lag, it's likely from other mods or settings rather than this pack alone.

The pack removes explosion particles primarily for crystal and respawn anchor blasts to help you track enemies. Standard TNT and creeper explosions may still show some effects depending on your particle settings.

Yes, resource packs are client-side only and don't violate server rules. Your changes are only visible to you and won't affect other players.

It shows the power level directly on redstone dust blocks so you can quickly verify trap configurations without needing to check comparators or other redstone components.

The custom day and night skies work best when paired with a skybox mod. Without one, you'll see the standard Minecraft sky with this pack's other visual improvements.

This pack reduces the totem pop animation size so it blocks less of your screen when triggered, letting you react faster to threats during combat.