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Connected Glass in FTB Evolution 2

FTB Evolution 2 1.4.0 ships version 1.1.14 · First seen in 1.0.2

Checked Sep 17, 2026FTB Evolution 2 1.4.0Sources: FTB Evolution 2 1.4.0 modlist.json · Modrinth

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Connected Glass is a mod in FTB Evolution 2 1.4.0, where it is version 1.1.14. Connected Glass adds new types of glass with connecting textures! (Summary from the mod's Modrinth page.)

Connected Glass guide for FTB Evolution 2

Written for FTB Evolution 2 1.1.0 · also fits 1.0.2 to 1.4.0 · updated Oct 13, 2026

Last verified for FTB Evolution 2 v1.4.0 on Oct 17, 2026 · text last changed Oct 13, 2026

Also applies to:All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.0 to 2.0.2All the Mons 0.3.0-beta to 1.1.1FTB Skies 2 1.18.0 to 1.24.0FTB Skies 2: Aero 1.0.3 to 1.10.0FTB StoneBlock 4 1.1.1 to 1.23.0

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4 sections are written for this pack; 1 is shared from another pack's guide.

Every recipe and number here was checked against FTB Evolution 2 1.4.0, read from the running game on Oct 17, 2026.

What is Connected Glass?

3 parts

Same as in the FTB Skies 2 1.22.0 guide

Connected Glass is a building-focused mod. It adds new glass blocks whose textures connect to neighboring blocks, so large windows look like one seamless pane instead of a grid of separate squares.[1]

This pack includes Connected Glass 1.1.14, built for NeoForge on Minecraft 1.21.[2]

What it adds

The mod adds 4 new glass types. Each one comes in all 16 colors, and every block also has a matching pane.[1]

  • Connecting Glass: the regular glass textures, but touching blocks connect.[1]
  • Clear Glass: clear versions of the regular glass textures.[1]
  • Scratched Glass: the old programmer-art glass textures.[1]
  • Tinted Glass: connecting, colored versions of the tinted glass textures. Tinted glass prevents light from passing through.[1]

Vanilla glass is not changed or replaced. The connecting types are extra blocks, so you can still use the regular vanilla textures whenever you want them.[1]

Who it is for

It is for builders who want cleaner windows, greenhouses and skylights. It is purely cosmetic, apart from the light-blocking behavior of tinted glass, so you don't need it to progress. You can use it as much or as little as you like.[1]

Where it fits in progression

The sources I have show Connected Glass only as an included mod. They don't show any quests that use it, or any role in the pack's progression.[2]

Unverified Crafting recipes for the Connected Glass blocks in this pack could not be confirmed from the available sources, so none are listed here.

How do you get started with Connected Glass?

3 parts

Connected Glass is a decorating mod, so there is no progression to unlock and nothing to power. It adds new glass blocks whose textures connect to their neighbours. It does not change vanilla glass, so the normal glass you already know stays as it is.[1]

The mod adds 4 glass types: Connecting, Clear, Scratched and Tinted. Each comes in all 16 colors, and every block also has a pane. Here is the order I would make things in.[1]

Step 1: Connecting Glass

Start with Connecting Glass. It uses the regular glass textures, but touching blocks join up into one clean window. In this pack there is a stonecutting recipe for it that the pack itself added, so you can make it at a stonecutter.[1][3]

Connecting GlassAdded by the pack

Stonecutting

    Recipe id: ftb:glass/stonecutting/borderless_glass

    Added by the pack, not by the mod. Check the recipe viewer for the exact input.

    Step 2: Panes

    Next, make Connecting Glass Pane for thin windows. The mod's own recipes give you either 4 or 16 panes per craft, so the bigger recipe is the better deal when you are glazing a whole build.[3]

    4× Connecting Glass PaneMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    4 × Glass Pane

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_pane1

    This craft makes 4 panes.

    16× Connecting Glass PaneMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    6 × Connecting Glass

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_pane3

    This craft makes 16 panes.

    Step 3: Colored glass

    Once plain glass works for you, move on to the colors. Take blue as an example: Connecting Blue Stained Glass has one recipe that makes 4 blocks and another that makes 8. The other colors follow the same pattern, with names like Connecting Black Stained Glass and Connecting Lime Stained Glass.[3]

    4× Connecting Blue Stained GlassMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    4 × Blue Stained Glass

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_blue1

    This craft makes 4 blocks.

    8× Connecting Blue Stained GlassMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    Crafting Shaped
    Connecting GlassConnecting GlassConnecting Glass
    Connecting Glassany blue dyeConnecting Glass
    Connecting GlassConnecting GlassConnecting Glass

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_blue2

    This craft makes 8 blocks.

    Colored panes work the same way, with recipes for 4, 8 and 16 panes. For example, Connecting Blue Stained Glass Pane has all three.[3]

    16× Connecting Blue Stained Glass PaneMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    6 × Connecting Blue Stained Glass

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_blue_pane3

    The largest colored pane craft makes 16 panes.

    Tip: If you want a different look, the Clear, Scratched and Tinted types are separate blocks from Connecting Glass. Tinted glass stops light from passing through, so do not use it where you want sunlight inside.[1]

    How does Connected Glass work?

    4 parts

    Connected Glass has no machines, multiblocks, power, fluids or item handling. It only adds decorative glass blocks, so this section is short: it covers how the glass behaves and what the pack changes about it.[1]

    The glass families

    The mod adds 4 glass types: Connecting Glass, Clear Glass, Scratched Glass and Tinted Glass. Each comes in all 16 colors, and every block also has a pane version. Touching Connecting blocks join their textures together, which is the whole point of the mod.[1]

    It does not change vanilla glass. These are extra blocks that sit alongside it, so your vanilla glass builds stay as they are.[1]

    Tinted Glass is the one with a gameplay difference: it prevents light from passing through. Its blocks are named things like Connecting Tinted Glass in the pack's language file.[1][4]

    Crafting the colored glass

    The mod's own crafting recipes are shaped recipes with several yields. For example, Connecting Black Stained Glass can be made in batches of 4 or 8, and its pane in batches of 4, 8 or 16. The same pattern shows up for the blue, brown, cyan and gray variants too.[3]

    4× Connecting Black Stained GlassMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    4 × Black Stained Glass

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_black1

    One of the batch recipes for Connecting Black Stained Glass, which makes 4.

    16× Connecting Black Stained Glass PaneMod recipe

    Crafting Shaped

    6 × Connecting Black Stained Glass

    Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_black_pane3

    The biggest pane batch for black glass, which makes 16 panes.

    What this pack changes

    The pack removes the mod's recipe with the id connectedglass:borderless_glass1 and adds its own stonecutting recipe for plain Connecting Glass. So if you are hunting for Connecting Glass, check the stonecutter recipe below.[3][5]

    Connecting GlassAdded by the pack

    Stonecutting

      Recipe id: ftb:glass/stonecutting/borderless_glass

      Added by the pack. This is how you get plain Connecting Glass.

      The pack also adds Connecting Glass, Clear Glass from this mod and a clear glass block from the hephaestus namespace to the c:chisel/glass block tag. That groups them together as chiselable glass.[6]

      Breaking it

      Tip: The loot tables for the Connecting black and blue stained glass blocks and their panes only drop the block when the tool has Silk Touch. Bring a Silk Touch tool before you take down a build, or you will lose the glass.[7][8][9][10]

      How do you progress through Connected Glass?

      3 parts

      Connected Glass doesn't have tiers. It's one family of decorative glass: Connecting Glass, a Connecting variant for each of the 16 dye colours, and a pane version of each. What changes as you go is how many items one craft gives you.[3]

      Getting plain Connecting Glass

      The pack adds its own stonecutting recipe for Connecting Glass. This is a pack addition, not something the mod ships with.[3]

      Connecting GlassAdded by the pack

      Stonecutting

        Recipe id: ftb:glass/stonecutting/borderless_glass

        Added by the pack, and it makes plain Connecting Glass.

        Bigger batches for blocks and panes

        Most colours have several shaped crafting recipes, and each one makes a different amount. The stained glass blocks come in batches of 4 or 8. The panes come in batches of 4, 8 or 16.[3]

        Connecting Glass Pane shows 4 and 16 batch recipes in the recipe list. Yellow is listed with a single pane recipe that makes 4, Connecting Yellow Stained Glass Pane.[3]

        4× Connecting Black Stained GlassMod recipe

        Crafting Shaped

        4 × Black Stained Glass

        Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_black1

        The smaller batch of Connecting Black Stained Glass makes 4.

        8× Connecting Black Stained GlassMod recipe

        Crafting Shaped

        Crafting Shaped
        Connecting GlassConnecting GlassConnecting Glass
        Connecting Glassany black dyeConnecting Glass
        Connecting GlassConnecting GlassConnecting Glass

        Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_black2

        The larger batch of the same glass makes 8.

        16× Connecting Black Stained Glass PaneMod recipe

        Crafting Shaped

        6 × Connecting Black Stained Glass

        Recipe id: connectedglass:borderless_glass_black_pane3

        The biggest pane batch makes 16 Connecting Black Stained Glass Panes.

        Picking it back up

        Tip: The loot tables for the black, blue, brown, cyan and gray glass blocks and their panes only drop the block when the tool has Silk Touch. Bring a Silk Touch tool if you want to move your builds without losing the glass.[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]

        What changed in Connected Glass between versions?

        1 part

        There isn't much history to go through for Connected Glass in this pack. FTB Evolution 2 1.1.0 ships Connected Glass 1.1.14, and it was already in the pack as of FTB Evolution 2 1.0.2 or earlier.[17]

        Connected Glass 1.1.14

        The mod's own changelog for 1.1.14 sits under the heading "Update to Minecraft 26.1" and describes the release as the initial release of Connected Glass for Minecraft 1.21.11. The jar in the pack is built for NeoForge on Minecraft 26.1.[17][18]

        Unverified The sources here show no pack changelog entries for Connected Glass, so changes to it between pack releases are not confirmed. The mod's own changelog only lists the 1.1.14 entry above.

        Sources

        1. Connected Glass project page (modrinth) · official mod data
        2. FTB Skies 2 1.22.0 mod list · pack file
        3. FTB Evolution 2 1.1.0 recipe dump: recipes making Connected Glass items · pack recipe dump
        4. connectedglass names, screen text and descriptions (English lang file) · official mod data
        5. kubejs/server_scripts/recipes/removals.js (FTB Evolution 2's own script) · pack file
        6. kubejs/server_scripts/tags/block.js (FTB Evolution 2's own script) · pack file
        7. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_black_pane.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        8. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_black.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        9. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_blue_pane.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        10. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_blue.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        11. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_brown_pane.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        12. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_brown.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        13. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_cyan_pane.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        14. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_cyan.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        15. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_gray_pane.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        16. data/connectedglass/loot_table/blocks/borderless_glass_gray.json (connectedglass's jar) · official mod data
        17. FTB Evolution 2 1.1.0 mod list · pack file
        18. Connected Glass 1.1.14 changelog · changelog
        Where this guide comes from

        Written from what FTB Evolution 2 itself ships: its files and recipes, the in-game guidebooks and the mods' own pages. Every statement links to the source it came from, and the numbers are checked against the pack before publishing.

        Guide last verified Oct 17, 2026.

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        Version in each release

        9 releases, first in 1.0.2
        FTB Evolution 2VersionJarWhere it came from
        1.4.0
        Oct 17, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.3.2
        Oct 16, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.3.1
        Oct 15, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.3.0
        Oct 14, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.2.2
        Oct 13, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.2.1
        Oct 12, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.2.0
        Oct 12, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.1.0
        Oct 10, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release
        1.0.2
        Oct 8, 2026
        		1.1.14connectedglass-1.1.14-neoforge-mc26.1.jarFrom the published release

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        Items and blocks

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