Shroomlight

• As a light source.

The shroomlight block has a luminosity level of 15, which is the highest level in the game. Unlike a lightstone, a mushroom light conducts a redstone signal because it is a solid block. However, unlike the lightstone, the mushroom light cannot be used in any crafting recipes.

• As fertilizer.

If you put a mushroom light in a composter, the compost level will increase with a probability of 65%.

• As a decor.

The bright glow and interesting color and texture allow players to use shroomlight blocks as a light source both indoors and outdoors, creating interesting combinations and combinations in futuristic buildings.

The first image of the shroomlight block as part of the biome of the distorted and crimson forest was presented by the developers of Mojang on September 28, 2019.

• Shroomlight was added to the game in version 1.16 (snapshot 20w06a).
• In the same version, in the snapshot 20w07a, one block of shroomlight could be obtained by the player after an exchange with piglins (the chance of obtaining 4.59%).
• In snapshot 20w09a, the chance of getting 1-5 blocks of shroomlight from piglins is increased to 8.84%
• In the snapshot 20w10a, the shroomlight can no longer be obtained by exchanging with piglins.
• In the snapshot 20w12a, the shroomlight blocks have become renewable, since the distorted and crimson huge mushrooms are now also renewable, and the Shroomlight blocks can no longer light up from lava.
• In pre-release 3, shroomlight now has a 65% chance of increasing the compost level in the composter with each block added.

You can get blocks of Shroomlight with any tool, but the fastest way to do it is with a hoe.

No, you can't craft a shroomlight in Minecraft. It can only be found and extracted with any tool.

Shroomlight emits a light level of 15, the same as lightstone or lava.

The shroomlight can be found on the lower part of the cap of huge mushrooms (distorted and crimson) that grow in the biomes of the crimson forest and the distorted forest in Nether.

Yes, this is possible, since blocks of shroomlight will appear both on huge distorted and crimson mushrooms that grew themselves in the Nether, and were grown with the help of bone meal by the player.

Yes, the luminosity level of the shroomlight is 15, this is enough so that mobs nearby do not spawn. But, like the lightstone, this block is not so easy to find. Therefore, most players use ordinary torches.

Placing a shroomlight every 5 blocks will provide a sufficient level of illumination so that mobs do not appear.

In buildings, it is best to combine lighting only cold or only warm shades. For example, the shroomlight will be perfectly combined with magma blocks. Using a magma block in the decor, you need to be very careful, as it causes damage to the player.

No, they both produce the same amount of light, but the glowing stone can be used to create objects.

Nothing can be created from shroomlight In Minecraft.