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Ignition Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds fire or combustion-based mechanics, blocks, or items to gameplay.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Create a Controlled Campfire for Cooking Without Burning Your BaseIsolate Your Campfire Campfires pose the same ignition risk as torches. To safely cook and smelt: Build your campfire…Safely Light Your Wooden House Without Starting FiresChoose Safe Lighting Locations Torches and campfires in Ignition Mod will ignite nearby wooden blocks, so placement…Set Up Torches in a Dense Forest Without Causing WildfiresUse Elevated Platforms Forests are full of flammable wood, so avoid ground-level torch placement: Build stone or dirt…Understand Ignition Range and BehaviorHow Ignition Works Torches and campfires in Ignition Mod will ignite flammable blocks in their vicinity. The exact…

Frequently asked questions

Do torches always set fire to wood nearby or is there a range limit?
Torches have a limited ignition range around them—they won't ignite flammable blocks at extreme distances. Check the Ignition Range and Behavior guide to see exactly how far the effect spreads and what counts as 'nearby.'
How do I light my wooden house without it catching fire?
Use non-flammable light sources like lanterns or glowstone, or place torches on non-flammable blocks like stone, dirt, or metal. The Safely Light Your Wooden House Without Starting Fires guide covers specific placement strategies.
Can I use campfires for cooking without burning down my base?
Yes—place your campfire on a non-flammable surface away from wood and leaves, or surround it with stone or dirt barriers. See Create a Controlled Campfire for Cooking Without Burning Your Base for detailed setup steps.
What blocks are actually flammable in this mod?
Wood, leaves, hay, and other traditionally flammable materials can be ignited by torches and campfires. Refer to the mod description or in-game testing to confirm which specific blocks in your version are affected.

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