Smooth Glass Resource Pack FAQ

Yes, but load order matters. Place Smooth Glass lower in your resource pack list than packs that modify glass textures, so Smooth Glass takes priority. If you're using packs that add connected textures or special glass effects, test them together first to see if they conflict.

Make sure Smooth Glass is actually enabled in your resource packs menu and ranked above any competing glass texture packs. If it's enabled and still looks wrong, try removing other texture packs one by one to identify conflicts.

Yes, Smooth Glass is compatible with most shader packs since it only changes textures, not rendering behavior. However, some shaders may override glass appearance—if this happens, adjust your shader settings or test different shader versions.

Smooth Glass primarily modifies standard glass blocks. Tinted glass and colored glass variants may or may not receive the same treatment depending on the pack version—check the mod's screenshots to see which glass types are included.

Glass panes should automatically match if Smooth Glass is properly installed, since the pack typically updates both glass blocks and panes together. If they don't match, verify the pack is fully loaded and no other packs are overriding pane textures.

No, resource packs don't affect performance—Smooth Glass only changes how textures look, not how the game runs. You'll see no FPS difference compared to vanilla glass.

Yes, that's the main point. By removing distracting details and using lighter opacity at edges, Smooth Glass makes it easier to see through glass blocks and reduces visual clutter when building with them.

Yes, resource packs are client-side only, so you can use Smooth Glass on any server without needing permission or affecting other players' games.

Simply disable or delete it from your resource packs folder in your Minecraft settings menu. Your glass will revert to vanilla appearance immediately.

It depends on how the connected glass mod works. If it's a separate mod that adds connected textures, Smooth Glass should work alongside it, but test to ensure the visual effects don't clash or cause rendering issues.