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. 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.