Wurst all GUI background becomes translucent

_jameszhou_

idk if anybody have the same problem with me, but as the second picture shows below, all buttons are translucent, and when i try to use the clickgui, it just go like the first pic. is it a mod incompatability or smth? somebody help me pls

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currently for mods i have apple skin, masa mods, better ping display, better f3, chat head display, cit resewn, no chat reports, xaero's mini&world map and mod menu. could it be incompatible with one of these?

Alexander01998

Hey there @_jameszhou_,

Sorry to hear about the GUI issue. While I'm not familiar with all the mods you mentioned, it's possible that one of them could be causing the problem.

My suggestion would be to disable all other mods and check if the issue persists. If it disappears, then you can enable one mod at a time to isolate which one might be causing the translucent interface. This way, both you and I can have a better idea of what's going on.

Feel free to update me with your progress, and I'll do my best to troubleshoot further!

_jameszhou_

so i just tried to offload all the mods except for wurst and fabric api, but it still shows the same, like when i click on right shift it still gives u transparent hud.

ok nvm i found it, so it was a resourece pack issue. i used vanilla tweak, but i kinda forgot what options i choose, but im pretty sure theres fullbright innit. idk if thats a bug that cant be fixed or smth, so im just letting u know and ppl who are also using the vanilla tweaks.

Alexander01998

Ah, a resource pack issue. That makes sense. The "Twinkling Stars" option from VanillaTweaks is known to cause issues with Wurst, though it normally appears as vertical moving stripes instead of everything being transparent.

If you figure out which specific option is causing this transparency issue, please let me know! I'd be grateful for the information so I can add an in-game warning about it, similar to what we do when the Twinkling Stars option is enabled. This way, other users can avoid the same problem.