Fairy Lights

Description

Fairy Lights adds decorative hanging lights that can have any combination of six light variants each with one of the sixteen dye colors.

Crafting

In order to craft hanging lights you first must craft the lights. Lights come in many variants, fairy light, heart light, moon light, star light, paper lantern, orb lantern, flower light, candle lantern, oil lantern, snowflake light, icicle lights, and meteor light. There are also spooky lights, spider light, ghost light, jack o'lantern, skull light, witch light.

Fairy lights are crafted by a horizontal combination of iron ingot, string or stick, iron ingot, along with any combination of lights to specify a pattern (left-right, top-down). If glowstone is included the hanging lights will twinkle. If string is used there will be slack in the connection and if a stick is used the connection will be straight. The hanging lights item will only show the first four light colors, but the most lights that can be crafted is eight by placing a hanging lights in a crafting table with eight lights.

Here are the light recipes where the red dye in the recipes can be any dye.

Example Hanging Lights recipes

Letter Bunting, Vine & Tinsel Garland

Pennants

Here are some example pennant bunting recipes.

Fairy Lights Usage

Right click the hanging lights, garland, or bunting on the side of a block, or an existing fastener to place a fastener, now there will be a connection from the fastener to you. From then you right click on another side of a block, or an existing fastener, to complete the connection. The maximum length of a fairy light strand is 32 blocks.

The slack of hanging lights, garland, or bunting can be increased by right clicking it with string and decreased by right clicking with a stick. Hanging lights can be turned on and off by right clicking.

Mod Integration

JEI is supported for displaying recipes.

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
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• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
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• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

How to Install