Torch Lever

Quickstart

1. Craft a Torch Lever using two Torches stacked above a Lever:

1. Place it on any surface like a normal torch — it faces away from the block it's attached to.
2. Right-click to toggle it on. You'll hear a lever click and see a small flame particle burst.
3. Right-click again to toggle it off.
4. Connect redstone dust or a comparator nearby to use its signal output.

Overview

The Torch Lever is a decorative redstone switch that disguises itself as a torch. It blends naturally into builds while functioning as a fully operational lever, making it ideal for hidden switches, secret doors, and atmospheric redstone contraptions.

What It Adds

How To Use

• Place the Torch Lever on any solid surface (wall, floor, or ceiling face). It orients itself away from the block it's placed on, just like a regular torch.
• Right-click to toggle the switch. Each click flips it to the opposite facing direction visually, representing the on/off state.
• When ON: emits a redstone signal of strength 15 in all directions, plays a click sound, and spawns flickering flame particles.
• When OFF: emits no signal and looks like an unlit torch.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Redstone signal strength: 15 (full power) when switched on, 0 when off.
• Direct signal: Also provides a strong (direct) redstone signal of strength 15, so it can power blocks it's attached to without extra dust.
• Visual flip: On activation, the torch visually flips to face the opposite direction — this is the toggle indicator. The collision box and outline box update to match.
• Flame particles: A small burst of flame particles appears at the torch head each time you switch it on.
• Sound: Plays the standard lever click sound on both on and off toggles.
• Hardness: Equivalent to stone (strength 1.5) — requires a tool to break quickly but can be broken by hand.

Progression And Strategy

• Hidden switches: Mount a Torch Lever on a wall among regular torches. Players won't know which torch is actually a switch until they right-click it — perfect for secret doors or puzzle rooms.
• Atmosphere + function: Use it in dungeons, taverns, or castles where a torch-lined corridor doubles as a redstone control panel.
• Full signal strength: Because it outputs signal 15, you can drive long redstone lines or power comparator-based systems directly without a repeater at the source.
• Concealed wiring: Run redstone behind walls and let a Torch Lever on the surface be the only visible control, keeping builds clean and immersive.