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|category=Decor, Lighting
|category=Decor, Lighting
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|color=red, black
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|universe=Other
|recipe={{name|Iron Ingot|3}}<br>
|recipe={{name|Iron Ingot|3}}<br>
{{name|Glass}}<br>
{{name|Glass}}<br>
{{name|Garnet}}
{{name|Garnet}}
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'''Lamppost with Red Light''' is a piece of [[Crafting#Furniture|craftable furniture]].  
'''Lamppost with Red Light''' is a non-themed piece of [[Crafting#Furniture|craftable furniture]].


Because it's possible to craft it using a [[Crafting|crafting station]] it's tracked in the ''Crafted'' collection tab instead of the ''Furniture'' tab. It can be registered to the '''Collection''' either by crafting it or picking it up.
It can be positioned and placed using furniture placement mode. It can be crafted and collected using a [[:Category:Crafting_Stations|crafting station]]. Once collected it will be added to the '''Crafting Collection'''.


{{alternateColors | Lamppost with Blue Light, Lamppost with Green Light, Lamppost with Yellow Light }}
{{alternateColors | Lamppost with Blue Light, Lamppost with Green Light, Lamppost with Yellow Light }}
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[[Category: Craftable Furniture]]
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Revision as of 22:45, 3 April 2023

Lamppost with Red Light
Lamppost with Red Light.png
Information
Type: Menu Icon Furniture.png Crafted Furniture
Crafting Category: Menu Icon Furniture.png Furniture
Categories: Decor.png Decor
Lighting.png Lighting
Colors:
Crafting Recipe: Iron Ingot (3)

Glass
Garnet

Lamppost with Red Light is a non-themed piece of craftable furniture.

It can be positioned and placed using furniture placement mode. It can be crafted and collected using a crafting station. Once collected it will be added to the Crafting Collection.

Alternate Colors

History