Patrix CTM Compatibility Override

# Patrix CTM Override (32x pack) **A tiny compatibility resource pack that replaces Patrix’s “ENABLE CONNECT TEXTURE” placeholders with real textures for mods that don’t use CTM.** > **IMPORTANT NOTE** : you first need to have working connected textures before considering using this pack. **It is possible that you don't need it at all !** (see gallery) > Enabling connected textures is usually done by adding the "Continuity" mod (https://modrinth.com/mod/continuity), and enabling "Default Connected Textures" resource pack. > > Then, if you see working connected textures but still see the “ENABLE CONNECT TEXTURE” placeholder (check the gallery here), only then you can consider adding this package. > --- This listing ships **only the 32x override** as an example. If you use **64x / 128x / 256x**, please **build your own** override with the scripts on GitHub. **GitHub (source & build scripts):** https://github.com/koorg/Patrix-CTM-Compatibility-Override Building code license : MIT. Textures licence : All Rights Reserved - ARR (see https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/patrix-32x) --- ## What this pack fixes (in plain English) If you ever see textures that literally say **“ENABLE CONNECT TEXTURE”**, it’s not a bug in Patrix. Patrix uses **Connected Textures (CTM)** (via **Continuity** on Fabric or OptiFine-style CTM). Those warning images live in a few vanilla texture slots on purpose. When CTM is active, the game replaces them with the gorgeous Patrix tiles. Some mods **do not use CTM** for certain effects (e.g., **Physics Mod** debris/particles, some minimaps, thumbnails, or UI previews). Those mods grab the **vanilla texture** directly—so they end up showing the **“ENABLE CONNECT TEXTURE”** placeholder. **This override pack swaps those placeholders back to proper textures** (stone, grass top, etc.) so **non-CTM renderers** stop showing the warning image, while the **world** still benefits from full Patrix + CTM visuals. > This is **not** limited to Physics Mod. Any mod that bypasses CTM can show the placeholder; this pack helps with the most common cases. --- ## Requirements - **Minecraft Java** (modern versions compatible with your Patrix release) - **Patrix 32x** (this pack is designed to sit on top of Patrix) - A CTM solution for your loader: - **Fabric/Quilt:** **Continuity** recommended - **OptiFine-style CTM** also works if that’s your setup > You don’t need to change your CTM setup; this pack only improves how **non-CTM** renderers look. --- ## Installation 1. **Install Patrix 32x** as usual. 2. Download **Patrix_32x_CTMOverride.zip** from this Modrinth page. 3. Put it into your `resourcepacks` folder. 4. In Minecraft, open **Options → Resource Packs** and set the **load order (top → bottom)**: 1) **Patrix_32x_CTMOverride.zip** ← **place this at the very top** 2) Patrix 32x 3) Any other packs 4) Default 5. Press **F3 + T** to reload resources (or restart the game). That’s it. Debris/particles/thumbnails from non-CTM mods should now look like real Patrix textures instead of the warning image. --- ## What’s inside A **small fallback set** of textures (e.g., `stone.png`, `grass_block_top.png`) placed in the **vanilla** texture locations. World rendering still uses CTM like before; only non-CTM paths use these fallbacks. --- ## Only 32x is included here - This Modrinth page **only provides the 32x override** as an example for end users. - If you own **Patrix 64x / 128x / 256x**, please **build your own override** using the scripts on GitHub (see "View Source" or link above) The scripts are simple to run and will generate a matching override for your resolution. --- ## When you still see “ENABLE CONNECT TEXTURE” Try these quick checks: - Make sure **Patrix_32x_CTMOverride.zip** is **above** Patrix in the Resource Packs list. - Press **F3 + T** to reload textures (or restart). - This pack is matching the 32x pack, but also works as-is if you are using 64x, 128x or 256x. - Ensure your CTM solution (e.g., **Continuity**) is installed and enabled. - Some mods cache textures; a game restart can help. - The block you’re seeing might not be covered by this minimal override—this pack focuses on the **most common placeholders**. --- ## FAQ **Does this enable CTM?** No. It just makes **non-CTM** renders look normal by providing proper fallback textures. **Is this only for Physics Mod?** No. Physics Mod is a common example (debris/particles), but **any mod** that bypasses CTM can benefit. **Performance impact?** Negligible. This is a tiny resource pack. **Forge/Fabric/Quilt?** It’s a standard resource pack—**loader-agnostic**. For CTM features, use **Continuity** on Fabric/Quilt or an OptiFine-style CTM solution. --- ## Credits & permissions - **Patrix** — you need a legitimate copy of the Patrix pack (32x is available on modrinth, others via Patrix Patreon). - **Continuity** (Fabric) or equivalent CTM pipelines. This listin