In this pack you can rename a stick to any of the following combinations to get the corresponding rock model:

prefix (model):

• 1
• 2
• 3
• tall
• huge

suffix (texture):

• ancientdebris
• andesite
• basalt
  
• bedrock
• blackconcretepowder
• blackstone
• brownconcretepowder
• brownmushroom
• brownterracotta
• calcite
• chippediron
• clay
• cobblestone
• colorfulcobblestone
• deadbraincoral
• deadbubblecoral
• deadfirecoral
• deadhorncoral
• deadtubecoral
• deepslate
• topdeepslate
• diorite
• dirt
• dripstone
• granite
• gravel
• grayconcretepowder
• iron
• lightgrayconcretepowder
• moss
• mcobblestone
• mud
• packedmud
• polishedandesite
• polishedblackstone
• polisheddiorite
• polishedgranite
• quartz
• rawiron
• redsandstone
• sandstone
• sidebasalt
• smoothbasalt
• stone
• terracotta
• tuff

example: tallcobblestone

"chippediron" refers to the blacksmith's tabletop texture. "colorfulcobblestone" refers to my other pack,
Os' Colorful Cobblestone
"mcobblestone" refers to mossy cobblestone. "iron" refers to the anvil texture.

I highly, HIGHLY suggest you get some sort of invisible item frame datapack. Here's the one I use (Invisible Armor Stands) from vanillatweaks.net: ZombieCleo's Armor Stand Book Tutorial. Once you're near the item frame you want to make invisible, type /trigger if_invisible and hit enter. You must be pretty close, and looking at the item frame. It might take a second for it to load.

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Ensure the file is unzipped if you don't see it on your list

My packs will come compressed in a zip file for an easier download (compressed files take less space) and better overall organization.


One common mistake Minecraft players do is trying to install the resource packs without extracting the files first, so the game cannot read what’s inside the zip file, therefore the pack doesn’t show up in the list of available resource packs.