How to Craft Scratched Glass and Scratched Glass Panes

Crafting the Scratched Look

Scratched Glass uses the same shaped crafting approach as the other variants, taking Clear Glass as its input. The output is Scratched Glass, and the pane form is Scratched Glass Pane. The surface carries visible scratch marks, so it reads as worn or aged rather than pristine.

Colored Scratched Glass

Scratched stained variants exist for the dye colors, including Scratched Black Stained Glass, Scratched Black Stained Glass Pane, Scratched Blue Stained Glass, Scratched Blue Stained Glass Pane, Scratched Brown Stained Glass, Scratched Brown Stained Glass Pane, Scratched Cyan Stained Glass, Scratched Cyan Stained Glass Pane, Scratched Gray Stained Glass, Scratched Gray Stained Glass Pane, Scratched Green Stained Glass, Scratched Green Stained Glass Pane, and Scratched Light Blue Stained Glass. Craft each from its matching Clear Stained Glass.

Where to Use It

Scratched Glass suits derelict builds, old windows, and industrial interiors where clean glass looks too new. Because it is a full block, it works in floors and ceilings as well as walls. Scratched Glass Pane fills narrow openings and connects to neighboring panes the same way other panes do.