G.L.A.S.S Remastered

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G.L.A.S.S Remastered

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A work in progress modern remaster of General Layman's Aesthetic Spying Screen.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.2

About

Description

Turn a wall of glass into a projection of your world.

Information

General Layman is proud to announce that the production of G.L.A.S.S Projectors and G.L.A.S.S Terminals are now back for modern Minecraft versions.

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Usage

First, you'll need to craft a G.L.A.S.S Terminal and place it in your world where you want the projection capture to be. Once you've placed it, right click to open the GUI and create and select a channel, or just use the Default channel that's premade for your first terminal.

Terminal GUI

Once you've placed and connected your terminal to a channel, you can start making your projection! You'll need to craft Powerable Glass, which can be made by smelting Redstone Infused Sand in a furnace, which you can make by combining one Redstone dust and one Sand block.

You will need to craft a few G.L.A.S.S Projectors - one projector can cover up to 400 Powerable Glass panels. A panel is just a side of the Powerable Glass block - its not nessecarily equal to one block if you let the projection cover multiple sides of the powerable glass!

Once you've got all the materials needed, you can start building! Place your Powerable Glass down and place your G.L.A.S.S Projector. The glowing side of the G.L.A.S.S Projector must be flush with the powerable glass in the direction you are projecting to. Once done, right click to open the GUI, select a channel, and give it some redstone power!

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Features

  • You can crossfade multiple channels if the two projectors share the same Powerable Glass. Try it out!
  • Anti-Xray support: The projection will become noisy if you position yourself in a way which noclips your view into blocks/the terrain.
  • Iris and Sodium are supported.

Credits

Turn a wall of glass into a projection of your world.

Information

General Layman is proud to announce that the production of G.L.A.S.S Projectors and G.L.A.S.S Terminals are now back for modern Minecraft versions.

Usage

First, you'll need to craft a G.L.A.S.S Terminal and place it in your world where you want the projection capture to be. Once you've placed it, right click to open the GUI and create and select a channel, or just use the Default channel that's premade for your first terminal.

Terminal GUI

Once you've placed and connected your terminal to a channel, you can start making your projection! You'll need to craft Powerable Glass, which can be made by smelting Redstone Infused Sand in a furnace, which you can make by combining one Redstone dust and one Sand block.

You will need to craft a few G.L.A.S.S Projectors - one projector can cover up to 400 Powerable Glass panels. A panel is just a side of the Powerable Glass block - its not nessecarily equal to one block if you let the projection cover multiple sides of the powerable glass!

Once you've got all the materials needed, you can start building! Place your Powerable Glass down and place your G.L.A.S.S Projector. The glowing side of the G.L.A.S.S Projector must be flush with the powerable glass in the direction you are projecting to. Once done, right click to open the GUI, select a channel, and give it some redstone power!

gallery-image

Features

  • You can crossfade multiple channels if the two projectors share the same Powerable Glass. Try it out!
  • Anti-Xray support: The projection will become noisy if you position yourself in a way which noclips your view into blocks/the terrain.
  • Iris and Sodium are supported.

Credits