Before opening any existing worlds from a version before 1.19, make a backup and/or run them in a different folder from your main worlds. To install it and have better performance, don’t forget to install OptiFine. NOTE: This Resource Pack is compatible with Minecraft 1.19 and previous versions. Added basalt to the xray list Xray Texture Pack Screenshots Fixed the rotation of infested blocks bottom uv-map Removed mossy cobble wall blockstate (shouldn't be purple squares anymore) Fixed some typos in the new slab models. Added more elements to magma blocks and cullfaced them properly so that magma is now more visible when traversing the nether Fixed red carpet broken texture (removed red carpet blockstate) Added some more pixelmon blocks to the solid list Fixed pointed dripstone missing texture Still backwards compatible with 1.13-1.18 Added infested deepslate redstone square It also adds compatibility with Shader Packs. In addition, Optifine usually helps the player to have a better night vision and to be able to turn off the illumination smoothly when necessary. The XRay Texture Pack for it to have excellent performance and run smoothly is recommended to use Optifine. Therefore it will run very efficiently and will have excellent performance. In addition, it is very similar to Minecraft’s vanilla textures. The setup of this package will be straightforward since it has a resolution of 16x. The XRay 1.19 Texture Pack turns everything in the environment invisible so that the player can see the minerals from a distance. But you have to be very careful with it and learn to master it because it tends to clutter the screen when it appears. The package incorporates the XRay feature that allows you to x-ray and see through the textures to find the mineral more easily.

Monster blocks have a square, and the texture comes from the red stone block to compatibility with almost all packs.

The use of X-Ray texture pack highlights minerals and mineral blocks in a blatant way.

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