Using the X-Ray Texture Pack on Bedrock vs. Java Edition

Players often search for this X-Ray Texture Pack across different versions of Minecraft, so it is important to know which edition the pack's features are built for and how its settings behave.

Bedrock and Pocket Edition Setup

This specific X-Ray Texture Pack is built for Minecraft Pocket Edition and Bedrock Edition. It relies on Bedrock's native subpack system to function:

1. Apply the pack inside Global Resources or inside a specific world's Resource Packs tab.

2. Use the Bedrock-exclusive gear icon menu and Slider to switch between Classic X-Ray and the 18 different individual ore variations.

3. If you play on a device that uses the RTX Beta, make sure you have the RTX-compatible version of the pack enabled so the transparent blocks render properly.

4. If textures remain solid after enabling the pack, perform a full restart of the game client.

What Java Edition Players Need to Know

If you are playing on Minecraft Java Edition, this pack and its in-game gear slider will not work in your client.

1. Java Edition uses a completely different resource pack format and does not support Bedrock's native gear icon and Slider subpack menu.

2. Furthermore, standard Java Edition renders culled block faces as black or invisible unless you use a dedicated lighting mod or separate pack per ore, whereas this Bedrock pack handles all 18 variations inside a single toggleable pack.