Description
Gray Stained Glass Pane is a thin decorative block one-sixteenth of a block thick, produced by placing six gray stained glass blocks in two rows of three on a crafting grid to yield sixteen panes, or by combining eight ordinary glass panes with a single gray dye for eight tinted panes. Like clear panes, it connects automatically to adjacent panes and full blocks, forming continuous railings, lattices and window frames.
The block does not conduct redstone signals and is fully transparent to light and line of sight, though placed inside a beacon beam it tints the projected light gray. When broken without Silk Touch the pane drops nothing, so harvesting for reuse requires an enchanted tool. The muted neutral hue suits industrial builds, modern facades and subdued stained-window mosaics.