Luminous Blocks
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Luminous glass that emit light, perfect for underwater builds and for enhanced building aesthetics.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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✦ Community Showcase
Here's a build shared by a member of the community, using Luminous Glass in a creative way:
Got a cool build using Luminous Blocks? Share it on Discord!
✦ Overview
Luminous Blocks adds glowing variants for every glass block and their pane forms.
They emit light when placed, making them ideal for glowing builds, ambient lighting, or underwater architecture. Compatible with beacon beams.
The icon overlay is to distinguish them from normal glass, this doesnt affect the placed blocks.
✦ Crafting Recipes
The Luminosity Wand allows you to right-click any Luminous Block to change the light level.
Three light levels: low (5), medium (10), and high (15).
Stick + 1 Glowstone Dust → Luminosity Wand
Crafting is shapeless, and light level is the same no matter which ingredient is used. All Luminous Glass is crafted by combining any glass block with a light-emitting ingredient.
Glass + 1 Torch
Glass + 1 Glowstone Block
Glass + 4 Glowstone Dust
Glass + 1 Sea Lantern
Glass + 4 Prismarine Crystals
6 Luminous Glass → 16 Luminous Panes
Shoutout to St0lasHB for playtesting all 1.3.0 versions!
✦ Community Showcase
Here's a build shared by a member of the community, using Luminous Glass in a creative way:
Got a cool build using Luminous Blocks? Share it on Discord!
✦ Overview
Luminous Blocks adds glowing variants for every glass block and their pane forms.
They emit light when placed, making them ideal for glowing builds, ambient lighting, or underwater architecture. Compatible with beacon beams.
The icon overlay is to distinguish them from normal glass, this doesnt affect the placed blocks.
✦ Crafting Recipes
The Luminosity Wand allows you to right-click any Luminous Block to change the light level.
Three light levels: low (5), medium (10), and high (15).
Stick + 1 Glowstone Dust → Luminosity Wand
Crafting is shapeless, and light level is the same no matter which ingredient is used. All Luminous Glass is crafted by combining any glass block with a light-emitting ingredient.
Glass + 1 Torch
Glass + 1 Glowstone Block
Glass + 4 Glowstone Dust
Glass + 1 Sea Lantern
Glass + 4 Prismarine Crystals
6 Luminous Glass → 16 Luminous Panes
Shoutout to St0lasHB for playtesting all 1.3.0 versions!
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Before & After – Cherry Grove A comparison showcasing the lighting effect of luminous white stained glass blocks. The left side shows a default nighttime scene, while the right side highlights the illumination provided by the mod's blocks in the same environment. -
Before & After – Beachside Daylight This comparison highlights how luminous blocks appear in broad daylight. While the lighting is subtle under sunlight, the blocks still maintain their glow and clarity, blending naturally into bright outdoor environments. -
Before & After – Plains Biome This side-by-side view highlights the impact of luminous blocks in open terrain. The unlit plains on the left contrast with the illuminated version on the right, demonstrating how the blocks subtly light up large areas without overwhelming the scene. -
Before & After – Ocean Floor This comparison shows how luminous glass blocks enhance underwater visibility. The left half represents the unlit seafloor, while the right demonstrates the subtle glow these blocks provide in deep-sea environments.
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