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Enabling Built-in Connected Textures for Glass, Sandstone, and Bookshelves

Continuity comes bundled with a ready-to-use resource pack that connects standard decorative blocks without requiring third-party downloads.

Activating the Default Connected Textures Pack

1. Press Esc to open the Game Menu, then click Options.

2. Select Resource Packs.

3. In the Available list on the left side, locate the built-in pack named Default Connected Textures.

4. Hover over the pack and click the right-facing arrow to move it into the Selected column on the right.

5. Click Done to reload the game's resource pipeline.

In-Game Results

Once the pack loads, test the feature by placing identical blocks next to each other:

  • Glass: Place several glass blocks in a grid. The inner dividing borders disappear, leaving an uninterrupted outer frame.
  • Bookshelves: Place bookshelves adjacent horizontally or vertically. The outer wood trim adapts to surround the entire cluster rather than tiling individual borders on every block.
  • Sandstone: Arrange sandstone blocks along a wall or floor. The seam lines merge across the surface for a unified masonry appearance.

Because Continuity operates entirely on the client side, these visual changes appear in both single-player worlds and multiplayer servers.