Top pack wins
Where two packs have the same file, the one higher in your list is kept, just as in the resource pack screen. Put them in order before merging.
Combine several resource packs into one. The top pack wins where two clash, as in game, and lang, sounds and fonts are merged.
A server sends one pack. This turns your whole stack into one.
Where two packs have the same file, the one higher in your list is kept, just as in the resource pack screen. Put them in order before merging.
Lang files keep every key, sounds.json every event, fonts every provider and atlases every source, so neither pack loses anything it added.
Two packs adding models to the same vanilla item is why most people merge. Overrides and 1.21.4+ item definitions are both combined in full.
You get a list of every file more than one pack had and whether it was combined or replaced, so nothing ever goes missing without you knowing.
A server can only send players one resource pack, so packs from several sources have to become one.
Drop two or more resource pack zips at the top of this page, or add them one at a time. They are read and merged in your browser, so none of them is uploaded anywhere.
The pack at the top of the list wins wherever two packs change the same file, just as in Minecraft's resource pack screen. Use the arrows beside each pack to change the order.
Merge, download the result and read the report of every file more than one pack had. Then load the merged zip in game, or set it as the single resource pack your server sends.
Every one free, with no account, and nothing uploaded.
The one higher in the list, the same rule Minecraft uses for packs stacked in the resource pack screen. Drag the packs into the order you want before merging.
It is built not to. For old-style item models the overrides from both packs are combined and sorted by custom_model_data; for 1.21.4+ item definitions that dispatch on custom_model_data, the entries or cases are combined. If two packs use the same number for different models, the top pack's wins, as it would in game.
The top pack's, so put the pack whose version range and description you want first. Overlays from every pack are kept.
No. Everything happens in your browser: your files never leave your computer, and there is no account to make.
Drop both zips into the merger above, put the one you want to win at the top, and merge. You get one zip with both packs' files, and the files both packs changed are combined where the game would combine them.
Yes, but the merged pack uses the top pack's pack.mcmeta, and paths and formats change between versions, so textures meant for one version may not show on another. Check the result with the resource pack checker.