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Omega Flashlight Wiki & Guide

Java EditionMod

Adds flashlights, lamps of varying quality, batteries for power storage, and a dye table for customization.

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Contents (7)
  1. Guides
  2. Processes
  3. Items
  4. Blocks
  5. Configuration
  6. Frequently asked questions

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 8

Items

Blocks

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

OptionWhat it does
flashlight_ambient_floorAmbient Floor
overlayBattery Overlay
vol_beam_densityBeam Density
positionBeam Position
vol_beam_render_scaleBeam Render Scale
vol_beam_saturationBeam Saturation
vol_beam_stepsBeam Steps
vol_beam_strengthBeam Strength
shadow_terrain_cacheCache Terrain Shadows
centerCenter
flashlight_colored_glassColored Glass Tint
confirmConfirm reset?
customCustom
defaultDefault
flashlight_shadowsDetailed Shadows
flashlight_down_offsetDown Offset
dynamic_beamDynamic Beam (handheld sway)
dynamic_beam_strengthDynamic Beam Strength
flashlight_flickerFlicker
flashlight_forward_offsetForward Offset
generalGeneral
hardHard
highHigh
lockedLocked in config

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Frequently asked questions

How do I switch between different flashlight modes?
Hold Shift and scroll your mouse wheel to cycle through the available flashlight modes.
What makes the Omega Flashlight Mod different from regular Minecraft lighting?
It casts real shadows from blocks, mobs, and particles that react like actual light beams instead of just placing fake glow on the ground.
Can I customize the color of my flashlight beam?
Yes, you can mix different dyes with light bulbs using a special table to create custom beam colors.
How do I access the mod's configuration menu?
Press the O key on your keyboard to open the main configuration menu.
How does the flashlight interact with transparent blocks?
The light beam changes how it looks when passing through half-transparent blocks like glass, creating realistic light refraction effects.
What command can I use to help with setup and debugging?
Use the /flashlight command to debug issues and set up creative lighting scenes.