How do you get Light Blue Stained Glass Pane in Minecraft?

Light Blue Stained Glass Pane is crafted from Light Blue Stained Glass at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 16.

When was Light Blue Stained Glass Pane added to Minecraft?

Light Blue Stained Glass Pane was added in version 1.7.

How long does Light Blue Stained Glass Pane take to break?

Light Blue Stained Glass Pane answers to 0.3 hardness, and it answers to 0.3 when something explodes. Nothing separates the two figures on Light Blue Stained Glass Pane, so there is no explosive trick around it. You will not find Light Blue Stained Glass Pane under pickaxe, axe, shovel or hoe, since it carrys no tool tag. Java 26.2 keeps Light Blue Stained Glass Pane on file as printed, which is what it shows here.

What dye does Light Blue Stained Glass Pane need?

Light blue dye is what Light Blue Stained Glass Pane needs. A blue orchid gives one for Light Blue Stained Glass Pane. Mixing one blue dye with one white dye makes two for Light Blue Stained Glass Pane.

How many Light Blue Stained Glass Pane can you stack?

64 Light Blue Stained Glass Pane fills a slot, and that slot costs 24 Light Blue Stained Glass, since each one returns 16, which is 4 crafts at the crafting table.

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Light Blue Stained Glass Pane

A thin light-blue glass pane used for windows. Crafted from light blue stained glass.

Stack Size

Durability

N/A

Light Blue Stained Glass Pane at a glance

Utility Blocks holds Light Blue Stained Glass Pane: a block out of crafting. A single slot takes 64 Light Blue Stained Glass Pane, a hotbar row 576, and 3456 fill a double chest.

Light Blue Stained Glass Pane owes its colour to light blue dye. A blue orchid gives one. Mixing one blue dye with one white dye makes two. Hardness 0.3 is what Light Blue Stained Glass Pane is worth in the block data. Its blast resistance repeats that 0.3, so Light Blue Stained Glass Pane offers no shelter. It sits between Light Blue Stained Glass and Light Gray Banner in Utility Blocks, number 179 of 340 there.

Crafting recipe

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How to obtain

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Frequently asked questions about Light Blue Stained Glass Pane

How do you get Light Blue Stained Glass Pane in Minecraft?
Light Blue Stained Glass Pane is crafted from Light Blue Stained Glass at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 16.
When was Light Blue Stained Glass Pane added to Minecraft?
Light Blue Stained Glass Pane was added in version 1.7.
How long does Light Blue Stained Glass Pane take to break?
Light Blue Stained Glass Pane answers to 0.3 hardness, and it answers to 0.3 when something explodes. Nothing separates the two figures on Light Blue Stained Glass Pane, so there is no explosive trick around it. You will not find Light Blue Stained Glass Pane under pickaxe, axe, shovel or hoe, since it carrys no tool tag. Java 26.2 keeps Light Blue Stained Glass Pane on file as printed, which is what it shows here.
What dye does Light Blue Stained Glass Pane need?
Light blue dye is what Light Blue Stained Glass Pane needs. A blue orchid gives one for Light Blue Stained Glass Pane. Mixing one blue dye with one white dye makes two for Light Blue Stained Glass Pane.
How many Light Blue Stained Glass Pane can you stack?
64 Light Blue Stained Glass Pane fills a slot, and that slot costs 24 Light Blue Stained Glass, since each one returns 16, which is 4 crafts at the crafting table.
What is Light Blue Stained Glass Pane used for?
A thin light-blue glass pane used for windows. Crafted from light blue stained glass.

Building with it

Light blue panes are the pale window of the set: they tint a room without darkening it, which is why greenhouse walls and pool enclosures use them. Eight plain panes around a light blue dye give sixteen, and the dye comes from a swamp orchid or from blue mixed with white.

In practice

Panes cost a third of the sand a full glass wall does, and light blue panes connect sideways into a single sheet. That combination is why long conservatory walls and pool enclosures are built from panes rather than blocks, even when the sand is not in short supply. Panes cost a third of the glass a solid wall does and connect sideways into one sheet, so a long light blue window is far cheaper than it looks. They also let light through fully, which makes them the right choice for a greenhouse roof line.

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