Daylight Sensor | |
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The 2 types of Daylight Sensors | |
Type |
Block |
Tool Used |
Stone Pickaxe or higher |
Stackable |
Yes (64) |
Luminosity |
None |
Transparency |
Translucent |
First Appearance |
Update 0.13.0 |
Daylight Sensors are Redstone-related Blocks that were added in Update 0.13.0.
Types[]
There are two types of Daylight Sensors, the regular and the inverted sensor.
The Regular Daylight Sensors activate when exposed to a sufficient amount of sunlight, or when the sky light level drops to 0.
The Inverted Daylight Sensors activate only when the sunlight is low or nonexistent. The strength of the signal depends on time of night.
Obtaining[]
Daylight Sensors can be obtained by Crafting them in a Crafting Table.
Crafting[]
- 3 Wooden Slabs + 3 Glass + 3 Nether Quartz => 1 Daylight Sensor
Usage[]
Daylight Sensors are mainly used to produce Redstone signals in proportion to the amount of sunlight and moonlight. They can be inverted by tapping on it.
Trivia[]
- Daylight Sensors cannot be activated through artificial light sources (like Torches).
- When underwater, Daylight Sensors create Airlocks.
- Since the signal is directly proportional to the sunlight (or inversely in 'Inverse Mode'), if an opaque block is placed above it, it will not function.
- Daylight Sensors have a thickness of 3⁄8 of a block.