Lime Stained Glass — Minecraft block

Lime Stained Glass

Lime Stained Glass is a transparent green building block for colorful windows, skylights, and recoloring beacon beams in Minecraft.

Block ID minecraft:lime_stained_glass
Mod Vanilla
Game versions
1.21

Description

Lime Stained Glass is the green dyed variant of the glass block, available since Minecraft Java Edition 1.7.2 and Bedrock Edition 1.0.0. The recipe places 1 Lime Dye in the center of a 3x3 crafting grid and fills the eight remaining cells with glass, producing 8 blocks per craft. Mining takes care: Lime Stained Glass drops nothing when broken without Silk Touch (an enchantment that makes the block drop itself), so harvest the block with a Silk Touch tool or keep glass and lime dye ready to recraft. Lime Stained Glass counts as a renewable resource (a supply that does not run out) and stacks to 64.

In builds, Lime Stained Glass delivers green tinted windows, skylights, and accent walls while staying fully transparent; the block emits no light of its own. Six blocks craft into 16 Lime Stained Glass Panes — the thin vertical strips for window rows. Placing Lime Stained Glass anywhere above a Beacon recolors the beam: the first stained glass block above the Beacon sets the beam color, and each additional stained glass block blends its red, green, and blue components into the current beam color. Greenhouses, cathedral windows, and modern facades are the builds where Lime Stained Glass earns its place.

Block properties

Item ID minecraft:lime_stained_glass
/give command /give @p minecraft:lime_stained_glass
Stackable Yes (64)
Best tool Hand (any)
Renewable Yes
Hardness 0.3
Blast resistance 0.3
Java Edition 1.7.2
Bedrock Edition 1.0.0

Guide

How to craft Lime Stained Glass in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Collect 8 glass and 1 lime dye

    One crafting session of Lime Stained Glass needs 8 Glass blocks and 1 Lime Dye.

  2. 2

    Fill the crafting grid

    Place the Lime Dye in the center cell of a 3x3 crafting grid and put Glass in the eight remaining cells.

  3. 3

    Pick up 8 blocks

    Take the 8 Lime Stained Glass blocks from the crafting output slot.

  4. 4

    Mine with Silk Touch

    Break placed Lime Stained Glass only with a Silk Touch tool, because the block drops nothing without the enchantment.

  5. 5

    Craft surplus into panes

    Arrange 6 Lime Stained Glass blocks in two grid rows to craft 16 Lime Stained Glass Panes.

Beacon beams blend colors

The first stained glass block above a Beacon sets the beam color, and every additional stained glass block blends its red, green, and blue components into the beam.

How to craft this block

Crafting
Lime Stained Glass
8
Lime Stained Glass

Used in crafts

Frequently asked questions

What tool breaks Lime Stained Glass fastest?

Lime Stained Glass has no assigned tool and is mined at the same speed regardless of which tool is used.

Can mobs spawn on Lime Stained Glass?

Mobs cannot normally spawn on stained glass blocks. Zombie reinforcements are the listed exception: zombie reinforcements can spawn on stained glass blocks but not on stained glass panes.

Can mobs see players through Lime Stained Glass?

No. Mobs treat stained glass as completely opaque and cannot see through Lime Stained Glass, though mobs may still look toward players as a purely visual reaction.

How durable is Lime Stained Glass?

Lime Stained Glass has a hardness of 0.3 and a blast resistance of 0.3, values shared by all sixteen stained glass colors.

Is Lime Stained Glass flammable?

No. Lime Stained Glass is not flammable and does not catch fire from lava.

Does Lime Stained Glass generate naturally?

No. Lime Stained Glass comes only from crafting; natural generation covers other colors — magenta, brown, black, light gray, and white.

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