The combined resourcepack edit menu can be used to add or modify combined resourcepacks. Combined resourcepacks are other (typically third-party) resourcepacks that will automatically be combined with the resourcepack generated by the Editor. This is convenient because minecraft servers can only have 1 server resource pack. A couple of example usecases are:

• Combine with a simple decorative resourcepack that changes the textures of vanilla minecraft items. This will result in a resourcepack that adds custom items and retextures vanilla items.
• Combine with a resourcepack required by another plug-in. This makes it possible to use multiple plug-ins that add custom items. This can work well with specialized custom item plug-ins that only touch a couple of item models, but is unlikely to work well alongside other general-purpose custom item plug-ins.
• Combine with a (self-made) resourcepack that adds functionality to this plug-in that is not yet supported by this plug-in. Note: this is for advanced users only and can easily break the resourcepack. (In the past, advanced users needed to manually alter the exported resourcepack every single time they exported it.)

Name

When you have multiple combined resourcepacks, the Names are very convenient to distinguish them from each other. Other than that, they serve no purpose at the moment.

Priority

The Priority determines what happens when the combined resourcepack conflicts with the Editor resourcepack or with another combined resourcepack. A conflict occurs when two resourcepacks contain the same file (e.g. multiple resourcepacks contain the file diamond_sword.json). When a conflict occurs, the file of the resourcepack with the highest priority will be used, and the other conflicting files will be ignored. The Editor resourcepack has a priority of 0 and all resourcepacks must have a distinct priority.

Recommendation

Whenever possible, use a priority below 0. When you use a priority above zero, the combined resourcepack can overwrite files of the Editor resourcepack, which can easily break the custom texture system. Priorities above 0 are mostly useful for advanced users that really know what they are doing.

Is for Geyser pack

• When this box is checked, this resourcepack will be combined with the Bedrock edition resourcepack.
• When this box is not checked, this resourcepack will be combined with the Java edition resourcepack.

Choose file...

Click this button to select the actual resourcepack that is to be combined.