How to Combine Tiny Swords With Other PvP Resource Packs

Understand Pack Priority

Minecraft loads resource packs from the bottom up in the Selected list, meaning the pack at the top wins conflicts. Since this pack only changes tool and sword models, it usually plays nicely with packs that change blocks, sky, or GUI — but not with packs that also edit item models.

Recommended Load Order

Put *Tiny Pvp Swords And Tools* above any pack that changes item models, and below packs that only change blocks or environment. Example order from top to bottom:

1. Tiny Pvp Swords And Tools

2. Your PvP texture pack (blocks, GUI, particles)

3. Shaders or environment packs

If your PvP pack also shrinks swords, you don't need both — pick one to avoid double-editing.

Watch for Conflicts

Two packs editing the same models/item/diamond_sword.json will fight. The higher one wins, so if your swords suddenly look vanilla again, a lower pack isn't the issue — a higher one is overriding it. Move this pack up.

Test After Every Change

Press F3 + T to reload and check a sword, pickaxe, and axe in each tier. If one tier reverts, you have a partial conflict — isolate by disabling packs one at a time.

Keep It Simple

Fewer packs means fewer conflicts. If you only want tiny tools and a clean GUI, run just those two and skip the rest.