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XRay Texture Pack Wiki & Guide

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XRay Texture Pack is a simple X-ray pack that gives players the ability to see through blocks. This “x-ray vision” allows you to spot rare ores like diamonds, iron, and hidden chests from a distance, making mining much easier and faster. Supported Versions: Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.30 and later.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Fix Visibility Issues with the XRay Texture PackBrightening Your Underground View Sometimes, when you look through blocks using the resource pack, you might find…How to Optimize Mining Efficiency with X-Ray VisionSpeeding Up Your Resource Gathering Mining for rare materials in standard gameplay can often be a slow and tedious…How to Set Up the XRay Texture Pack Without Experimental FeaturesPreparing Your Game Before you start searching for rare ores and hidden chests, you need to make sure your game…How to Use the XRay Texture Pack to Find OresSpotting Ores and Hidden Chests Once you have the XRay Texture Pack active, your primary goal is making mining much…

Frequently asked questions

XRay Texture Pack
The XRay Texture Pack is a resource pack that lets you see through solid blocks to easily spot rare ores like diamonds and iron, as well as hidden chests from a distance.
How to use XRay Texture Pack Bedrock?
Apply the resource pack to your world, and the transparent block textures will immediately allow you to look through the environment to find hidden treasures and speed up your mining.
Why can't I see anything with the XRay Texture Pack?
If everything is dark and you cannot see ores, you need to use a Fullbright module, brew night vision potions, or apply a night vision command to brighten your surroundings.
Do I need experimental features for the XRay Texture Pack?
No experimental features are required to run this resource pack, so you can easily apply it to standard worlds without changing any special world settings.

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