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 | I've been curious about the lightning rod fire spread mechanics and couldn't find any accurate information online, so I decided to test it myself. The white wool blocks represent any flammable block that can be placed safely around a lightning rod. The model is a Cross-section to allow for a better view. After some extensive testing, here's what I found: Surprisingly, the area where the lightning rod spreads fire is a sphere, not a cube or a rectangular prism, as claimed on the wiki page. The middle of the sphere is the air block right on top of the lightning rod. Inside the sphere, only two blocks never catch on fire - the lightning rod itself and the block on which it's placed. A flammable block placed anywhere else within the sphere has a chance to catch on fire. A good rule of thumb is to avoid placing any flammable blocks within a 2-block range in any direction from a block right above the lightning rod. However, you could use this model to optimize a safe lightning rod placement and save a bit of space in your builds. Regarding the lightning rod range for redirecting lightning, from my testing, it seems that a 128 block radius sphere in Java is correct. The lightning rod also has to have a direct path to the sky to redirect and absorb lightning, so no block can be placed above it at any height. Hope this helps! submitted by /u/CrystalDrug [link] [comments] |
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