Advanced X-Ray

Advanced X-Ray is a specialized resource pack for Minecraft Bedrock and Pocket Edition that enhances ore visibility by making common blocks transparent. Designed to be fully compatible with vanilla gameplay, this pack does not require any scripts, behavior packs, or mods, ensuring it is safe to use on most servers without disabling achievements.

Installation / How to Use

To use Advanced X-Ray, download and install the resource pack in your Minecraft Bedrock or Pocket Edition. Activate the pack through the game’s resource pack settings. Since this pack modifies textures only, it will immediately apply the X-ray effect once enabled. Remember that toggling the effect on or off requires enabling or disabling the resource pack, as it cannot be switched dynamically during gameplay.

Requirements / Compatibility

• Minecraft Bedrock Edition (including Pocket Edition on Android and iOS)
• No additional mods, behavior packs, or scripts needed
• Compatible with most multiplayer servers, as it adheres to vanilla resource pack standards

Key Features

• 100% vanilla resource pack—no modifications beyond textures
• Achievements remain enabled
• True X-ray effect by making stone and other common blocks invisible through texture changes
• Works on both Bedrock and Pocket Editions
• Server-friendly with no risk of bans related to scripting or cheating

Recommended Settings

• Brightness: Set to 100% for optimal visibility
• Smooth Lighting: Turn off to enhance ore contrast
• Night Vision: Using a Night Vision potion is highly recommended for the clearest view

Notes / Troubleshooting

Due to the limitations of Minecraft Bedrock, this resource pack cannot toggle the X-ray effect dynamically during gameplay. The effect is applied solely through texture changes and activates only when the resource pack is enabled. While some packs may show UI elements suggesting toggles, these are purely visual and do not control the effect. A true toggle function requires a behavior pack, which may not be allowed on all servers. This limitation does not apply to Java Edition, where switching shader and resource packs is supported.