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Troubleshooting Connected Textures When Continuity Is Not Working

If your blocks still show default vanilla borders or disconnected textures after installing Continuity, check your client settings and resource pack arrangement.

Checking Pack Activation and Order

Continuity does not automatically connect textures on its own; it requires an active resource pack that supplies connection properties.

1. Open Options > Resource Packs.

2. Check the Selected column on the right. If you only see default resources, the mod is not being instructed to connect anything. Move Default Connected Textures or your chosen CTM pack from Available to Selected.

3. Check the load order. Packs at the top of the Selected column override packs below them. If you are using custom texture packs, place your connected textures pack near the top of the list so its block properties are not overridden by a standard texture pack.

Verifying Client-Side Installation

  • Multiplayer Servers: Continuity is strictly a client-side mod. It does not need to be installed on a multiplayer server to work. If you join a server and blocks look disconnected, the issue is entirely within your local Resource Packs menu.
  • Shader Loaders: If you play with shader loaders such as Iris, your connected and emissive textures will render seamlessly alongside your active shaders as long as the resource packs are selected.