Lighthouse color ♪ JUXMC

What color is needed

Select a color - select a stack of glass that produces the nearest ray. Or assemble it with your hands below.

Glass over the lighthouse

Stack from bottom to top

While there is no glass, the lighthouse shines white. Click a color above and the block will go into a stack.

Result

Color and stack

Beam color: #FFFFFF
RGB: 255, 255, 255
Glass blocks: 0

How much does a lighthouse cost?

Pyramid under the lighthouse: The higher it is, the further it works and the more effects it opens up. Blocks are Block of Iron, Block of Gold, Block of Emerald, Block of Diamond, non-zerite block; you can mix them as much as you want.

Level	Lower tier	Total blocks	In bullion	Radius	What opens
1	3×3	9	81	20 b.	Speed and Haste
2	5×5	34	306	30 b.	Resistance and Jump Boost
3	7×7	83	747	40 b.	Strength
4	9×9	164	1476	50 b.	Second Effect Level and Recovery

The lighthouse itself does not enter the pyramid; it is placed on top of it, and under it there must be a whole tier. The sky above the lighthouse must be open: the beam does not pass through the blocks except the transparent ones.

How to use

Place a beacon on the pyramid
One 3x3 tier is enough - the color of the beam does not depend on the level. The sky above the lighthouse must be open.
Place glass from bottom to top
In order of stacking: bottom block first. The distance and spaces between blocks are not important.
Panels are also suitable
The colored Glass Pane colors the beam the same as a block and takes up less space.

What you need to know about color ray

The beam paints the glass, not the lighthouse. Any color glass or panel anywhere above the lighthouse -- distance, height, and space are not important. Only order from the bottom up is important.
The bottom block sets the color, each next block averages. The last block weighs half, the last quarter, the one under it is the eighth. So from three blocks, order starts to decide: "red, blue, lime" and "lime, blue, red" are different colors. But two blocks can be changed in exactly the same size.
Two identical blocks in a row do not enhance the hue, And they draw a ray closer to him. So they get colors that don't have any dyes: there's only one pure dye here, the lowest block.
Colors are the colors of dyes, and not the texture of the glass: when held up to light, the block looks lighter than the dye from which it is welded.
White beam and white glass are not the same thing. Without glass, the beam is white (#FFFFFFFF) and under the white glass is #F9FFE.
The second lighthouse above the first also paints a beam (Java Edition) - exactly like white glass.
The beam goes out on any opaque block except the bedrock. Water, ice and glass itself allow it to pass through, so the lighthouse also works underwater.
Color is only an appearance. It does not affect the effects, their radius or the level of the pyramid in any way.
A bright beam cannot be obtained. All colors are 16 color blends of dyes, and they're dim: there's no poison-mint or pure black beam, no glass panes. So sometimes picking it up "near" is about the game, not about our overplay.

The problem has no exact treatment: achievable colors are the final number, and you can order any one. So the selection is looking for the closest possible and honestly tells you how much you've got, not giving you the same color for what you want.

Frequently asked questions

How to paint a lighthouse beam?

Color glass above the lighthouse: the lower block sets the color, each next one averages the accumulation with its own. It's the glass, not the lighthouse itself.