Steel Downlight

Steel Downlight
Steel Downlight
Category	Tool
Use	Light
Tool
Stackable	Yes (99)

See also: Steel Lantern and Steel Uplight

"A directional spotlight."

Steel downlights are a directional version of the steel lantern. They were introduced in version 1.5.

Appearance

A steel downlight is mostly gray, shaded to resemble steel. Flares on the side are meant to suggest a reflector, and the animated orange/yellow brightness on the bottom implies an internal flame.

Where Found

Steel downlights are produced at an electric or standard metalwork bench.

Location Input Item 1 Input Item 2 Input Item 3 Input Item 4 Input Item 5 Crafted Output File:Metalwork Bench or Electric Metalwork Bench Icon.png + + + + = Metalwork Bench or Electric Metalwork Bench Oil Glass Steel Ingot [[]] [[]] Steel Downlight Quantity 1 1 1 {{{Qty4}}} {{{Qty5}}} 5

Rush Cost ? Double-Time ?

Use

Like a steel lantern, a steel downlight can be placed on any back wall, side or top of a solid block, and even on leaves or tree trunks. Despite the utility of doing so, they cannot be placed on the underside of a block if there is no back wall. They are also waterproof, and won't be dislodged by water, whether flowing or stationary.

The light given off is of similar intensity to a steel lantern, traveling approximately 24 blocks from the source, but mostly downward without a great deal of spreading.

If dropped on the ground it will produce a faint light source.