Screenshot 1 of 3. A display room with weapon and tool icons in item frames and armoured figures on stands, showing the KingD3fault's [Fan Made] pack.
What KingD3fault's [Fan Made] works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Minecraft versions | 1.19, 1.19.4, 1.20.4, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 |
KingD3fault's [Fan Made] is an unofficial kingd3fault texture pack for crystal PvP players and fans of the YouTuber. CapTommy made it for Java, and Modrinth files it under both 16x and 32x. It loads on the player's side only and has nothing to install on a dedicated host.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 1.19 to 26.2.
What changes visually
The creator lists the following features.
- Low fire. Low Fire is also available as its own pack.
- A small totem
- Reduced particles
- An end crystal revamp
- Better netherite
- A custom GUI
- Custom item animations
The creator adds "and more" without naming the rest.
How to install it
- 1.Download the .zip from Modrinth.
- 2.In Options, open Resource Packs, then choose Open Pack Folder and drop the file in.
- 3.Move the pack to the Selected side of the Resource Packs screen.
- 4.If a warning says the pack was made for another release, it can still load.
The install guide covers the same steps in more detail. The newest release lists no required mods or libraries.
Trade-offs
The pack is narrow by design. It suits crystal PvP, and it does not promise to restyle every block. The listing does not say which assets stay vanilla, and no shader compatibility is stated. Because no source repository is linked, you cannot check the licence terms beyond Modrinth's MIT label.
Questions about KingD3fault's [Fan Made].
3 questions
Is this the official KingD3fault pack?
No. CapTommy made it as a fan project, and its description states in capitals that it is not an official KingD3fault pack. It was made for crystal PvP players and fans of the YouTuber. Modrinth summarises it as a pack for crystal PvP or CPvP.
How do I install the KingD3fault fan-made pack?
Put the downloaded .zip into the resourcepacks folder, which you can open from Options, Resource Packs, Open Pack Folder. Then move the pack to the Selected side of the Resource Packs screen. A pack made for another release still loads but shows an incompatibility warning.
Do I need to put the pack on a multiplayer host?
No. The pack runs on the player's side only, and a dedicated host does not support it. Each player who wants the changed fire, totem, crystals and GUI installs it locally, and other players see nothing different.
