How to use daylight sensors in Minecraft

Author: Helen Garcia
Date Of Creation: 15 April 2021
Update Date: 1 July 2024
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How Do Daylight Sensors Work in Minecraft?
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Content

Daylight sensors are used to determine the time of day in Minecraft by measuring the level of intensity of sunlight, after which an electrical impulse is transmitted using a red stone, equal to the intensity of light at a given time. Using red stone, you can turn them into moonlight sensors. This means that the daylight sensor can be used to make a time bomb, auto-turn lamp, alarm clock, and many other devices.

Steps

Method 1 of 4: Create a Simple Alarm Clock

  1. 1 Place the daylight sensor in an open area, or cover it with an exceptionally clear block.
  2. 2 Make a chain of red dust leading to the mechanism that will be powered by it.
  3. 3 The mechanism will start working as soon as daylight hits the sensor.

Method 2 of 4: Time Bomb

  1. 1 Place the TNT block in the desired location.
  2. 2 Disguise it well.
  3. 3 Place the daylight sensor on top of the TNT unit.
  4. 4 Now all you have to do is watch the TNT detonate as the sun rises.

Method 3 of 4: Moonlight Sensor

  1. 1 Place the daylight sensor in a place convenient for you.
  2. 2 Apply the "Use" command while being close to the daylight sensor.
  3. 3 The daylight sensor changes to blue. This way you get a moonlight sensor that only activates at night!

Method 4 of 4: Auto-On Lamp

  1. 1 Install a daylight sensor on the roof of your home.
  2. 2 Apply the "Use" command and turn it into a moonlight sensor.
  3. 3 Create a path of red dust to the future location of the lamps.
  4. 4 Place the lamps directly in the holes in the ceiling of the house.
  5. 5 When the sun goes down, you will see your lamps turn on.
  6. 6 And when the sun rises, they turn off.

Tips

  • The lower the intensity of the sunlight, the weaker the signal becomes, and the less distance it is transmitted using red dust wires.
  • Try to mask the red dust trail.