Instead of using white Glass blocks, you can use stained ones to create stained-Glass panes: Examples of stained-Glass panes, from yellow and red to brown and orange, can be found in the temples in Savannah lands and villages. Drag them to your inventory.Īpart from standard transparent white Glass panes and blocks, you can also create colorful Glass panes.

Put the six Glass blocks in the first two rows of the grid while the last row remains empty.

Open the table for crafting, where you’ll see a 3×3 grid.

Since you need six Glass blocks, you’ll also need six Sand blocks and fuel by default. To make Glass panes, you first need to make Glass blocks, as you need six Glass blocks for one Glass pane. Crafting Glass PanesĪpart from Glass blocks, you can also make Glass panes that are useful against mobs, providing a shield and hiding you from sight.

For example, if you put five Sand blocks in the furnace, the crafting will continue until you have five Glass blocks. This way, you can even steal someone else’s Glass blocks or rearrange already used Glass.įurthermore, once you put fuel in the furnace, the crafting will continue as long as you have Sand blocks in the top square of the smelting window. A tool called Silk Touch is used to recover Glass blocks intact. It’s important to note that the Glass shouldn’t be placed on the ground as you can’t recover it later without damage. In the standard “Minecraft” version, when you remove the Glass block from the inventory, it will look like a transparent square with light blue edges.

Take the Glass block out of the furnace and place it in the designated place.

After a few seconds, the Glass block will appear.

Put the fuel (Wood, Coal, etc.) into the bottom box.

Place the Sand into the top box in the crafting window.

You need one Sand block and one furnace alongside the fuel for one Glass block.

Fuel – For fuel, you can use Charcoal, Wood, Coal, Lava, etc.Īfter you’ve gathered these three materials, you can start making Glass.

Click on the furnace and put it in your inventory until you have to use it.

All you need to do is put the Cobblestones around the crafting table, leaving the middle slot blank. The furnace can be crafted on a crafting table with eight Cobblestones. Furnace – If you don’t already have a furnace, you will need to create it to make Glass.Furthermore, whether it’s red or normal Sand doesn’t matter, as both will create a transparent Glass block. No unique tool is required to gather this material you can simply break the Sand block with your hands. Sand blocks – Sand is not hard to find in “Minecraft,” even for new players.

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