XRAYVision Resource Pack FAQ

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.

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.

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.

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.

No, XRAYVision is a lightweight texture pack with no code or mods running—it only changes how blocks look and has minimal impact on frame rate.

Many servers consider XRAYVision cheating and ban players using it; check your server's rules first. Single-player and private servers are safe, but public multiplayer servers typically prohibit it.

No, water and lava remain opaque, but you can still see ore and structures through transparent stone and dirt, making it easier to spot hazards before you dig into them.

XRAYVision makes terrain transparent so you can see underground structures, but chests and other containers remain visible as normal blocks—you'll spot them once the surrounding stone is clear.

Stone, deepslate, dirt, grass, leaves, logs, and other common natural terrain blocks become transparent, while all ore blocks, ores, and valuable resources stay fully visible.

Yes, you can disable it by unchecking it in your resource packs menu and reloading your world, or switch between it and other packs without restarting the game.