X-Ray Mod 1.20.1 → 1.19.4

Hunting down resources in caves, abandoned mineshafts and sunken, underground fortresses is one of the more exciting parts of Minecraft. Who knows when that patch of coal or iron you chop out of a wall will lead to a dungeon with mob spawners and chests, or whether it will be a long drop to a fiery end in a pit of lava that waits for you on the other side of that next wall? Well, now you can know with the Xray Mod, which works a lot like any old X-Ray resource pack you might find.

By turning specific blocks like dirt or stone invisible, the textures for these blocks will simply disappear from your view. The blocks will still be there of course – you can’t see them but they’re still there. With all of the filler made invisible, you can more easily find your way to veins of coal, iron, gold, diamonds, and other valuable resources buried beneath the ground in Minecraft. If you want to play in Hardcore mode or go through Survival without turning on cheats, the XRay Mod is probably the most powerful tool for helping you quickly amass resources and get the goods you need.

Of course, actually using the Xray Mod will be considered cheating by many players. Server owners don’t like the mod either, and specific plugins watch exclusively for people finding patches of ores and metals too frequently while playing online. If you use this mod on a multiplayer server you should expect to get banned, either automatically when the server security system detects you using bad mods, or a little down the line when some moderator or owner notices you finding too many valuable in too short a time. The bottom line is, don’t use this mod online.

If you’re playing alone though, why go through the bother of digging through stacks and stacks of blocks of dirt, stone, and other worthless materials to get what you want? Nobody actually likes the digging and mining parts of Minecraft; they love pulling ores and gems out of the world though, and you need to do the first thing before you can do the second thing in most cases. The X-Ray Mod features a config file that will let you “erase” any blocks you like, so you can focus on just the resources you need or want to find and forget everything else.

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X-Ray Controls

To change the keybinds, go to Options -> Controls -> Key Binds… and scroll down to the XRay section.

Default Controls:

• Key C: Cave Finder
• Key L: Fullbright
• Key X: Xray Trigger
• Key J: Xray GUI

It is possible that some default controls display a red border or are colored RED. In this case, you will have to set different keys since they conflict with other controls in the game.

Mod Configurations

To change which blocks are visible, you can easily make adjustments through the user interface. Just press the J key to open the interface, and you’ll see a list of blocks. Simply check or uncheck the ones you want to be visible or hidden. By default, all blocks are shown except for some obvious ones that you wouldn’t want in the XRay feature.

If you come across any missing blocks, don’t worry. It can be tricky to get a complete list of all blocks, especially when using mods. However, XRay tries to solve this problem by automatically adding any missing blocks it detects while the XRay feature is enabled. So as you use XRay and encounter new blocks, they will be included in the visible blocks list.

To customize what appears on the coordinates display, follow these steps:

1. Open the user interface.
2. Look for the text area at the bottom of the interface.
3. Modify the content in the text area to your liking.

You have various options for customizing the coordinates display. Here’s a table describing the available choices:

Feel free to adjust the text in the text area to match your desired format and content. This way, you can customize the coordinates display to better suit your preferences. You can also use Minecraft Color & Formatting Codes to customization the coordinates option colors and format. However, instead of the section sign (§), you can use the dollar sign ($) for convenience.

Examples

$d{FPS} FPS
$aXYZ: {X} / {Y} / {Z}
$c{Fly}

$l{24Clock}$r | $l$d{FPS} FPS
$aXYZ: {X1} / {Y1} / {Z1}
$3{Biome} / $b{Compass}
$fLights: $eBlock {BlockLight} / $6Sky {SkyLight}
$c{Fly}

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