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XRAYVision Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

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Changes textures to reveal hidden blocks or provide x-ray-like visibility effects.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Avoiding Lava and Hazards While MiningIdentify Danger Zones With XRAYVision, lava pockets become visible through transparent stone as bright orange or red…Finding Diamonds Efficiently with XRAYVisionPrepare Your Mining Setup Before heading underground, equip yourself with a pickaxe (iron or better), torches, and…Locating Underground Structures and DungeonsUnderstand What You're Looking For Underground structures like dungeons, mineshafts, and strongholds have distinct…Spotting Ancient Debris in the NetherNavigate the Nether Safely Ancient debris is rare and only spawns in the Nether between Y-levels 8 and 22. Bring fire…

Frequently asked questions

How do I activate XRAYVision after installing it?
XRAYVision works automatically once applied to your resource pack folder—no commands or keybinds needed. Simply select it in your resource packs menu and it will make stone, dirt, and other terrain blocks transparent immediately.
Why can't I see ores even with XRAYVision enabled?
Make sure XRAYVision is actually selected and active in your resource packs list (it should appear in the right column). If it's still not working, try moving it to the top of your pack order, as other packs may be overriding its textures.
Does XRAYVision work in the Nether?
Yes, XRAYVision makes netherrack and other Nether terrain transparent just like the Overworld, making ancient debris and other ores stand out clearly against the invisible background.
Can I use XRAYVision with other resource packs?
You can use it alongside other packs, but place XRAYVision higher in your resource pack list so its transparency effects take priority and don't get overridden by conflicting textures.

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