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Enable Connected Textures for Your Builds

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Contents (4)
  1. What Connected Textures Do
  2. How to See the Effect
  3. Blocks That Connect
  4. Performance Note

What Connected Textures Do

With It's All Connected installed, compatible blocks will automatically blend their textures at edges and corners. Stone connects to stone, wood planks connect smoothly to each other, and similar blocks create seamless transitions instead of visible grid lines.

How to See the Effect

1. Place blocks normally — build with vanilla blocks as you always would. Stone, dirt, wood, concrete, and many other blocks are supported.

2. Look at block edges — stand back and observe how adjacent blocks of the same type now share connected textures rather than showing individual block faces.

3. Check different angles — move around your build to see how corners and edges render with smooth transitions.

Blocks That Connect

Most solid vanilla blocks with flat textures support connection, including:

Not every block connects — highly detailed or unique textures may not have connection variants. The resource pack only connects where it makes visual sense.

Performance Note

Connected textures require CTM support in your resource pack loader. Ensure your launcher or mod setup properly loads this resource pack before other packs.

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