Torches In Water FAQ

Combine a glow ink sac with a stick in a crafting grid. The exact arrangement follows standard Minecraft torch crafting patterns, producing multiple torches per craft.

No, regular torches will be extinguished in water. You must use Glow Ink Torches specifically, which are designed to remain lit underwater.

Yes, Glow Ink Torches can be placed in both water sources and flowing water, making them ideal for illuminating streams, waterfalls, and moving water features.

Place a Glow Ink Torch on the side of a bottom slab or stair block. The torch will attach to the side surface, allowing creative lighting arrangements in tight spaces.

By default, yes—Glow Ink Torches are destroyed when exposed to lava. However, this behavior can be toggled off in the mod's configuration settings if you prefer indestructible torches.

Glow Ink Torches provide underwater illumination comparable to regular torches on land, cutting through water darkness to light up your aquatic builds.

Yes, Glow Ink Torches function like regular torches on solid blocks—you can place them on top of any solid surface in addition to placing them in water or on slab/stair sides.

If lava destruction is enabled, the torch will be destroyed when lava flows into its space or if placed adjacent to active lava sources, depending on the mod's configuration.

Yes, you need glow ink sacs, which drop from glowing squids found in the Overworld's deeper water biomes and caves.

Yes, Glow Ink Torches work in all dimensions, though their primary advantage is underwater lighting in the Overworld and other water-filled environments.