Pick’n’Pack

Love the blocks from one resource pack, the items from another, and the GUI from a third? Pick ’n’ Pack combines them into a single pack of your own – right inside Minecraft. Choose for every area (blocks, items, mobs, GUI, sky, sounds …) or even for every single file which pack it comes from, try the result in-game, and save it as a normal resource pack.

✨ Features

• Two ways to mix
  • Quick mix: pick and sort your packs – done. The upper pack wins where packs overlap.
  • Fine-tune: decide per area, per subfolder or per single file. A “duplicates only” filter shows just the files that several packs change.
• Comfortable to use
  • Undo / redo (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) for every change.
  • Search in all areas (Ctrl+F): find files or blocks by name and choose one pack for all matches at once.
  • The scroll wheel switches through the packs, Page Up / Page Down turn pages, Enter goes to the next step.
• Clean mixing: language files, sounds, texture atlases and fonts are merged from all packs; animations and extra textures (_e, _n, _s) stay with their texture; before creating, a check warns when something points to a missing file.
• Live in-game preview
  • From the main menu: a flat showroom world with your blocks, 3D models (stairs, doors, fences …), armor on stands, mobs behind glass, an item wall and clickable chests, furnaces and crafting tables.
  • From your own world: the mix is switched on right where you are.
  • Pause menu: change the mix and reload instantly, compare without the mix, jump / search to any block, item or mob. Right-click a sign in the showroom to switch that area to the next pack.
  • The preview is temporary and never saved in your options.
• Recipes: every mix is remembered. When a pack gets an update, the mod tells you and rebuilds the mix with one click – or you can share it as a code.
• Helpful warnings
  • Packs made for other Minecraft versions are marked “too old” / “too new”.
  • Content that needs an extra mod (OptiFine-style sky, connected textures, CIT, entity models, custom GUIs …) is detected, and the mod lists which mods make it work – with a button to their Modrinth page.
• Respects pack authors: every mixed pack is marked “Private use only – not for sale” (pack description, a ribbon on the pack icon, a license note and a hidden origin record). Your original packs are never changed.
• Languages: English and German, plus machine-translated French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Polish, Russian and Chinese (Simplified). Or simply follow your game language.

📦 Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API – or NeoForge (Minecraft 1.21.1 only).
2. Download the file for your Minecraft version and put it into your mods folder.
3. Start the game → Options → Resource Packs → click Pick ’n’ Pack in the top-left corner.

Pick ’n’ Pack is client-side only. It is not needed on servers.

🔗 Dependencies

Optional: the mods the mix screen suggests for special content (e.g. Continuity, Entity Texture Features, Entity Model Features, CIT Resewn, OptiGUI, Polytone).

🧩 Compatibility

Each version has its own file – pick the one that matches your game.

❓ FAQ

Can I upload or sell a pack I mixed? Only with permission from the authors of every original pack. That is why each mixed pack is marked “Private use only – not for sale”.

Does it change my original packs? No. Pick ’n’ Pack only reads them and writes a new pack.

Do I need it on a server? No, it is client-side only.

Where are my recipes stored? In config/picknpack/rezepte/. You can also copy a recipe as a code and paste it on another computer.

A translation sounds odd. The non-English/German languages are machine-translated (DeepL). Corrections are very welcome.

🙏 Credits

• Made by SoooFly
• Translations: DeepL (French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Chinese)
• Screenshots show two demo packs made by recoloring vanilla textures.

Licensed under the MIT License. Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.