Pick’n’Pack

Mixing

• Combine any number of resource packs from your resourcepacks folder into one new pack.
• Quick mix: pick and sort packs; the upper pack wins where they overlap.
• Fine-tune: choose the source pack per area (blocks, items, worn armor, mobs, GUI, sky, font, sounds, shaders, mod features, other), per subfolder or per single file; “duplicates only” filter for overlapping files.
• Search in all areas (“⌕ Search” on the areas page, Ctrl+F): find files or blocks by name and choose one pack for all matches at once (“All: …”).
• Undo / redo (↶ ↷ in the top left, Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) for every change of packs, order, areas and single files, in the mixer and in “Change mix”.
• Files that belong together stay together: an animation (x.png.mcmeta), emissive (_e) and LabPBR maps (_n, _s) always come from the same pack as their texture. A choice you make for such a file yourself still wins.
• Merging instead of “one file wins”: language files, sounds.json, texture atlases and fonts are combined from all packs, the way Minecraft combines them when packs are stacked (replace in sounds.json is respected). Applies to “Automatic”; can be switched off per area (“Merge: on/off” on the single-files page).
• Version overlays (overlays in pack.mcmeta) of every pack are kept; own languages (language) and filter are taken over.
• Missing references check: the finish page warns when a blockstate, model, item definition, sounds.json or font points to a file that a selected pack has but the mix leaves out.
• The pack format of the mix comes from the highest pack that actually contributes files; if no pack states one, the format of the running Minecraft version is used.
• Robust reading: zips with \ as path separator work, paths Minecraft cannot load are ignored, and a file that can no longer be read is skipped with a note instead of aborting.
• Packs made for other Minecraft versions are marked “too old” / “too new”.
• Content that needs an extra mod is detected; a list shows the matching mods, whether they are loaded, and links to their Modrinth pages.

In-game preview

• Showroom world from the main menu: block grid by category (extra glass floors for big mixes), 3D models, armor stands, GUI blocks, mobs behind glass and an item wall; the sky follows the mix.
• Preview inside your own world.
• Pause menu: change the mix and reload, compare without the mix, jump / search, back to the mixer.
• Right-click / left-click a showroom sign to switch that area to the next / previous pack.

Recipes

• Every mix is saved as a recipe: load, rebuild after a pack update, copy as a code, paste a shared code.
• Pack updates are noticed: recipes remember the state of every source pack. When a pack was updated, the start page says so and the recipe list marks it with “⟳ changed” – “⟳ Rebuild” takes over the new files. Recipe codes never contain this information (it only fits your own pack files).

Usability

• Tooltips and the help page explain “Automatic”, “Leave out” and “like folder”.
• Scroll wheel: over an area, subfolder or file button it switches through the packs; over a selected pack it moves it up or down; elsewhere it turns the page. Page Up / Page Down turn pages, Enter goes to the next step (not on the finish page, where creating stays a click).

Created packs

• Marked “Private use only – not for sale”: pack description, ribbon on pack.png, LIZENZ.txt with the original packs, hidden origin record with checksums (including merged and overlay files).

Languages

• English and German; machine-translated (DeepL) French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Polish, Russian and Chinese (Simplified); “same as game” option. Texts can be overridden with a resource pack.

Versions

• Fabric: Minecraft 1.21 – 1.21.11, 26.1.x, 26.2, 26.3 (requires Fabric API).
• NeoForge: Minecraft 1.21 – 1.21.1.