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How To Light Up A Big Room In Minecraft. You can press f3 to bring up the debug information, there is information regarding the light level of the block your head is in. If possible, not something that will block up most of the floor. I tend to light my rooms this way and add decorative lights independently. So you need to keep it above 8 (so the floor is above 7). 3) if it is medieval, i think that torches would be just fine (specifically. I have always wondered if there is a nice looking way to light up large areas (large house, area of land in superflat) without just plopping down thousands. 1) hide glowstone under carpet. 2) integrate lava into the build. What would be the easiest/best way to light up the courtyard? You can hide light sources under transparent blocks. To optimize placement, instead of reading the light level values using f3 everywhere, you can use.

3) if it is medieval, i think that torches would be just fine (specifically. 2) integrate lava into the build. So you need to keep it above 8 (so the floor is above 7). I tend to light my rooms this way and add decorative lights independently. What would be the easiest/best way to light up the courtyard? I have always wondered if there is a nice looking way to light up large areas (large house, area of land in superflat) without just plopping down thousands. To optimize placement, instead of reading the light level values using f3 everywhere, you can use. 1) hide glowstone under carpet. You can press f3 to bring up the debug information, there is information regarding the light level of the block your head is in. If possible, not something that will block up most of the floor.

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How To Light Up A Big Room In Minecraft What would be the easiest/best way to light up the courtyard? 1) hide glowstone under carpet. So you need to keep it above 8 (so the floor is above 7). What would be the easiest/best way to light up the courtyard? 2) integrate lava into the build. You can hide light sources under transparent blocks. To optimize placement, instead of reading the light level values using f3 everywhere, you can use. 3) if it is medieval, i think that torches would be just fine (specifically. I have always wondered if there is a nice looking way to light up large areas (large house, area of land in superflat) without just plopping down thousands. You can press f3 to bring up the debug information, there is information regarding the light level of the block your head is in. If possible, not something that will block up most of the floor. I tend to light my rooms this way and add decorative lights independently.