I didn't know you could change the colour of lights

[Myrm]

I didn't know you could change the colour of lights

I built an omnidirectional lamp post today and place it on my stone floor.  I then changed the colour of my stone floor to red, not realising I had also sprayed my lamp post red.  That night when it was dark, I turned on my lamp post, and the whole area was bathed in an eerie red light.  Awesome.  Yeah, I know, not exciting and many people probably knew you could do it. But just in in case there are those out there who didi't know ... ?

[invincibleqc]

1 hour ago, Myrm said:

I didn't know you could change the colour of lights

I built an omnidirectional lamp post today and place it on my stone floor.  I then changed the colour of my stone floor to red, not realising I had also sprayed my lamp post red.  That night when it was dark, I turned on my lamp post, and the whole area was bathed in an eerie red light.  Awesome.  Yeah, I know, not exciting and many people probably knew you could do it. But just in in case there are those out there who didi't know ... ?

The first thing I always do after placing a lamp is to paint using Parchment paint; less bright at night.

[HiImZech]

try painting it black

because why not

[ThePryBar]

Best color for brightness reduction is mud, personally I prefer red, green and blue makes a great disco effect in metal structures.