# Pastel Cottagecore Complete Pack — Minecraft 1.21.1

This single resource pack combines the complete Pink Custom GUI and Pastel Cottagecore Lo-fi Music packs.

## Included

- Custom pastel moon-and-cloud title-screen panorama replacing Minecraft's default landscape

- Pink heart health icons
- Pink hunger icons
- Pink GUI widgets and buttons converted to Minecraft's 1.21.1 sprite system
- Pink Minecraft title logo
- Five original clean cottagecore lo-fi tracks
- Custom menu, Survival, Creative, biome, underwater, Nether, End, dragon, and credits music events
- Direct vanilla menu-song replacements
- Reactive Music songpack support with instant menu playback and no silence delay

Install the ZIP directly in `.minecraft/resourcepacks`, enable it, and keep it above any other GUI or music packs. If Reactive Music is installed, run `/reactivemusic` and select **Pastel Cottagecore Lo-fi**.

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# Pastel Cottagecore Lo-fi — Minecraft 1.21.1

Drop the ZIP directly into `.minecraft/resourcepacks` and enable it in Options → Resource Packs. Do not unzip it. Put it above other music packs in the resource-pack list.

## Original tracks
- Morning Dew (53.3 sec seamless loop)
- Berry Basket (50.5 sec seamless loop)
- Greenhouse Dusk (56.5 sec seamless loop)
- Lavender Moon (60.0 sec seamless loop)
- Sleepy Village (54.9 sec seamless loop)

This version replaces Minecraft 1.21.1 background-music events: menus, supported overworld biomes, underwater, the Nether, the End, dragon music, credits, Survival, and Creative. It does not replace music discs or music introduced by separate mods.

The four physical vanilla menu-song files are also replaced directly as a fallback, making the custom music reliable on the title screen even if another pack restores Minecraft's original `music.menu` sound list. Vanilla itself may still wait briefly before requesting the first menu song; removing that built-in timing requires a menu/music mod such as FancyMenu rather than a resource pack alone.

It contains no vinyl crackle, static, copyrighted samples, or vocals. Minecraft may place its normal quiet pause between tracks; the audio files themselves are seamless loops.
