Redstone Torches are NOT RED.
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2023
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Holy sh*t, it's true! Why you had to do this to me, Peenix, why?
Because y'all think I'm "pee" coloured.
@@PhoenixSC0:17 but you are
Look at the stone hoe and iron hoe stick texture veeeery closely
@PeenixSC you have ruined redstone torches indefinitely, I can never see it the same again.
Yellow=Pee :O
Fun fact: levers in the inventory are actually unlit torches.
Stop
god I know, why have they done this to us
What have you done...
Well there's a fix for that too
Now i can't unsee
I mean, technically you can see yellow/white "cores" in the center even if the flames have different colors. Like if you burn strontium(which burns in the color red) the edges are definitely red in color but the center usually is more yellower or white, or even blue since its hotter at the center 🤓
But aren't redstone torches just made of redstone, which normally glows in the dark, so there is no fire needed? That's also why they glow less, and can be used as a redstone source
I think that it's probably due to the brightness washing out the camera sensors causing it to become white, or maybe significant incandescence and blackbody radiation could play a role (not about minecraft)
I dont like how you have to call yourself a nerd before someone else does if you want to explain.
Reminds me of a philosophical question. What makes something "red"? Is a car "red" if it has a white body and red doors?
@@PhoenixSCNah a car’s red if it’s red. That’s white and red.
Sometimes the 'glow' around something is enough to give the impression of the entire light being that color.
For example in Star Wars, every lightsaber blade is actually white, and the color is only in the glow around the blade. But the actual blade is white.
That's a property of the camera, not the blade. The light is colored, but in the center it's so bright that the color bleeds into the other channels and appears white. This is how all cameras behave, so VFX in films like Star Wars try to emulate that look since we subconsciously expect to see it.
For some examples, look for videos of (real) explosions
@antonliakhovitch8306 you're literally just making crap up.... objects can get white hot. It's a manner of frequency, not color blending....
@@Sammysapphira Regular fire doesn't normally get white hot, but on video it looks white in the center. You can verify this by pointing a camera at a bright fire and turning the exposure waaay down so the surroundings look black - you'll see that the fire is entirely orange. If you then expose for the surroundings again, the center of the fire looks white. I've played around with this myself, but Corridor Crew's realistic lightsaber video has a pretty good discussion.
@@antonliakhovitch8306 I think that happens with your eyes to some degree too, if I'm not mistaken.
The realization about the torch with the lever was the best part of the vid lmao
The coal of the redstone torch may've only been laced with redstone, which may not burn at the temps in which the coal burns at.
But there no coal in redstone torch?
@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol windowsxpmemesandstufflol1091
C O A L
@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol
But, how does redstone torch work???
I think it is Sweden technology
@@DentedFrontalLobe nah german science
@@kristijanjovanovic3640 "But how does redstone torch light up forever?" same way torches do.
Fun fact: The long part of the lever is the same as the torch model except the white and yellow pixels are replaced with gray pixels
these coders are out here REUSING 2x8 pixelart this is crazy
i know that..
Yeah no shit
About 12 years ago, I was working on some minecraft animations for animation class and ripped the textures directly from the game (or substituted where it wasn't as easy with my limited texturing knowledge). I guess since I knew this for so long, I just thought everyone did! Glad everybody's figuring it out! :)
We've been lied to, it's not redstone torch, it's STONE TORCH!
No it's just WOOD.
At least it's not a Stoner Torch tho
@@PhoenixSCNo it’s obsidian!
Yeltorch
@@PhoenixSC PeniSC
the idea of turning torches on and off is actually genius
would be cool for adventure maps
Yeah, but not with a lever, like right clicking them or hitting them once when they are already placed
Terraria:
@@OrionKaelinClips nah using redstone would be better, becuase you can toggle them from afar.
Dude no. I’d just use lamps at that point.
“One must imagine the pillager happy”.
0:30 I always knew this fact. Because I used to mess around with textures and install texture packs (Mumbo's old texture pack changes the redstone torch too)
My interpretation of this is that the red circle is some sort of semi transparent red covering that lets enough enough oxygen inside for the torch to keep burning. Since the covering isn't entirely transparent, the light emitted by a Redstone torch is dimmer than an ordinary torch.
Or maybe red torches look weird idk
I think the red circle is just the redstone dust coating the stick. I thought redstone was like the stuff that coats matchsticks.
The reason why coal torches are smaller is because the coal replaces are portion of the stick, so it stays the same size. Additionally, one coal crafts four torches, so the coal is smaller anyway. Just my head canon.
@@czpiaor this feels smarter. You are smarter than a talking tree.
@czpiaor The stuff that coats matchsticks is powdered phosphorus, a key element to life and a resource scarce around the world. Redstone torches also emit single-redstone-dust particles, while the coal and soul torch emit flames. The Redstone torch may be crafted by a coal torch and a pinch of paprika, but let's gecreal here. It's just a light bulb on a stick. So be it.(. Or ?)
No. The red circle is representaion of glowing halo. Nothing more. So they're the same in size.
And the redstone torch isn't burning, it doesn't have anything to burn.
@@czpiaor They aren't smaller. Coal doesn't replace anything. Your whole comment makes no sense lol.
Cobblestone and netherrack being the same pattern is only for the old textures that were replaced several updates ago, although IIRC cobblestone and endstone still have the same pattern. Same is true for stone and bedrock.
Right. And if you spectate an Enderman, cobblestone appears as end stone and vice versa.
So why can't we have mossy end stone?
netherrack, cobblestone, obsidian and endstone all have the same patterns
edit: sandstone and mossy cobble(of course)
@@shivenparashar8127 obsidian?
@@GSBarlev Because moss doesn't grow in the end duh!
According to the old Minecraft tips, this is because netherrack is just the nether version of cobblestone; but this was changed in the nether update to where blackstone was the nether version of cobblestone, even being used in the same recipes.
Wow! So glad you're back, Love the facecam 😊
Fun fact: just like in real life, “colored” flames emit the color due to the type of fuel and amount burning off of it. Hence, the redstone torch being only red on the outside actually makes sense
I honestly thought everyone knew this especially the cobble stone and netherack thing. Fun fact: netherack was originally called blood stone but got changed because it wasn't family friendly. If you go back to an earlier version of the game it still looks like bloody cobble stone.
I agree with this comment 100%
BLOOD STONE FROM CASTLEMINER Z
@@samman1869how about you expose yourself to some sunlight for once?
As if killing various mobs is family friendly :/
Yeah, its texture got changed at some point, but we don't think cobblestone's got changed with it. End stone is still color-inverted cobble, as far as we're aware.
With all due respect, you're only noticing the redstone torch NOW??
Right? I thought it was obvious
leave me alone
@@PhoenixSCwe wont leave you alone
@@PhoenixSC Have you heard of the Russian city of Seversk?
@@2520WasTakenay i have
1:24 I mean that is literally the way it's crafted.
Reminds me of when I was 6, made an intricate minecraft world, couldn’t find torches, used red stone torches because on console regular torches were in the leaf section in creative, so my entire world was covered in red stone torches until I was 8 and realised my mistake
The lever turning off the torch thing is actually a good idea! Also, with lanturns and candles too ofcourse.
Terraria has it.
@@ponocni1that’s exactly why terraria is better
Wait, is that twitter people I hear? Oh wait I’m getting canceled
Yes but it unfortunately makes no sense.
Extinguishing it with hand and turning it back on with a flint & steel is a cooler idea though.
@@ponocni1 mhm
@@4shlererraria is just a 2d Minecraft clone
Now I'm getting cancelled
Honestly, I’ve noticed that ever since I started playing back in like 1.8. I’m a little surprised that so many people thought the Redstone torches were fully red.
I also noticed that long ago, but I ignored that because the red outline seemed enough.
Me too. Yeah, redstone torches have a yellow center and a red outline, I thought that was obvious, what's the big deal?
Same. It like being surprised how crafting tables still have an oak texture on the bottom, kinda like furnaces back in the day.
@@galdoug8918hahaha yeah back when furnaces had stone texture tops xdd
Ikr
Now every time i see a redstone torch i always remember this and i cant forget
Phoenix’s great job on the vid I love your vids keep up the good work
I think the idea is that they're regular torches with a transparent Redstone ball around the flame itself. The flame keeps the Redstone active; its experiencing constant block updates (in lore not actually) thanks to the burning fire.
Yeah but you don't craft redstone torches with anything but a stick and redstone, there is no coal to burn
@@hollowmind8 Sure, that's why it's dimmer.
@@VeryPeeved Doug dibbadome owner of the dimsdale dibbadome
@@MISTER__OWL what is this reference from? I saw it featured in a Happy Wheels board before. The Doug dibbadome thing.
@@2dheethbar oh you poor child.
I dont think the torch is a pixel shorter, I think the red glow is just overlapping the wood of the torch. Hence why the color grading of those two pixels is different slightly different.
No shit sherlock
That's like the most obvious thing ever, you can see it by just looking at it's textures, there's no secret and idk why people were arguing about this
@@shzguy People are just dцmb, sadly.
He said this in the video
He literally says this in the video🗿
Fun fact: every block in minecraft is a zoomed out concrete design
2:52 i simply opened the game to test this... it doesn't work
Java or bedrock
fun fact: redstone torch is not shorter. looking at the texture the bottom red pixels that overlap what is wood have shading to them, as in the torch is just shining red light on to the wood making it look red. Of course it isn't really shining red light but that's what the texture is trying to imply. also when a redstone torch is off it is the same length as a torch, aka "wood reflect red light so it look short"
he said that
does the stone the red light torch the red flame in the game have the torch pixelated the game into the red ??
@@barnyettathedinosaur1357 what
yes@@barnyettathedinosaur1357
Wait until PeenixSC realizes the lever's crafting recipe is a cobblestone below a stick, even though on the texture there isn't a cobblestone below it, only above. And when you place it, it shows both cobblestones.
ok then how would you craft it💀
Stick below and cobblestone above?
@@rekardo3no, there is a cobblestone base so the cobblestone should be under the stick
@@rekardo3 bruh
“Why can’t we do that with th- *realization* oh my god”
i realized on time while building a gold farm that the magma block texture is just an animated texture over the netherack texture
This is a prime example of something I've always known, but never realized I knew.
0:20 ITS BEEN SO LONG SINCE IVE LAST HAD SEEN MY SON HELD TO THE MONSTER THE MAN BEHIND THE SLAUGHTER.
SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE, I'VE BEEN SINGING THIS STUPID SONG SO I COULD POUNDER, THE SANITY OF YOUR MOTHER.
LAA LA LAAA LAAAA LAA LALALALAAAA LALA LALAAAAAAA
SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE, I'VE BEEN SINGING THIS STUPID SONG SONG SO I COULD PONDER-
THE SANITY OF YOUR MOTHEEERRRR
I feel like we've all seen this and knew it but our brains just replace it with red to make it blend more in
Omg the man behind the slaughter 0:25
THE PEENIX BEHIND THE SLAUGHTER
If you painted the wooden part green, the redstone torch would just look like a pixelated flower.
Everything in minecraft is pixelated
Actually, this is one of the first things I ever noticed about the redstone torch
I thought everone else already knew lmao
The actual lever part is also the same thing as the torch but just different colored tip thing
The torchstone red looks like a match 2:59
1 stick underneath a entire block of red sand
2:58*
To fix the Redstone torch, you need to make the fiery part an independent model, so only that part of the model gets a red outline through shaders.
There's nothing to be fixed.
You have toppled my worldview, thanks.
I literally saw this in the last week looking at my old Minecraft red stone torch light and my old potion light
Yet another fact from the Minecraft Community that I can't unsee now
he says he created barbienix but he seems more 275-290 on the color wheel, which is more purpley then pink. 300-330 would work better, though if you look up barbie pink it pulls up FC419A specifically for a good hot pink (even if a little salmony it's still mostly pink)
Color nerds are my favorite kind of nerd. Mostly because I'm a partially colorblind and thus will never appreciate the full spectrum the same way normies do. 🖤
omg
@@PhoenixSC gotcha phoneynix
@@GSBarlev i'm glad my insane nerdiness can make people happy 💛
"It's Been So Long
Since last I've Seen My Son, Lost To This Monster
The Phoenix Behind The Slaughter"
I just had an idea: Minecraft: the Redstone Lighting Update: New Redstone lanterns, campfires, and other normal lighting sources besides lava and sea pickles (or any other light sources that wouldn't make since) which can be toggles on and off. Seriously a campfire to cook food without having to use durability on your shoves and flint and steel would be cool :). Maybe an overhaul to Redstone (which would change the name to the Redstone Update)
Shovels*
i think the confusion arises when the red stone torch is off, because when its off you can tell theyre different but when its on its just the red glow that distinguishes the two
Honestly they should just let torches get waterlogged instead of destroyed and the flame gets snuffed out. Could let people turn them off with a waterbucket and on with flint and steel (or just break them and place it back ig)
That is how campfires work so it would make a lot of sense
It wouldn't work as you imagine, because to waterlog a block you need to have two water sources near it or fill it directly. Flowing water can't waterlog, so you imagine having a thin stick holding a whole block from water? That doesn't make sense even for minecraft.
Is noone going to tell him that you get 4 torches but only 1 redstone torch when crafting? Makes me wonder where the extra materials for the torch come from.
we look at one side in inventory
Perhaps red stone is harder to make so you mess it up 75% of the time, ruining the materials and only getting you 1
The extra wood is used to sustain the flame in the absence of coal.
@@VeryPeeved There is no flame in redstone torches.
It's not extra materials. The redstone torch has the same size as coal torch. So it's a loss of materials. Your math and logic are really bad.
0:48 that one is the original. the other one said P.M. but that one is A.M.
2:43 He disproved his own idea
I feel like the Villager at the start of the video can only be defined as Schrödinger's Villager: He is both dead and alive for as long as he stays in that Minecart lmfao
truth
If he gets out outside the track he's safe though, because mobs won't pathfind over rails.
Also, this isn't Schrödinger's villager, this is a villager Catch-22.
My idea is that its just a torch with some redstone powder sprinkled on the flame, this dims the light because there is red covering it and it activates stuff because heat or fire movement is in contact with the redstone (similar to hitting the ore but constantly)
you just explained science without explaining it at all.
Have you played minecraft more than once you wouldn't say that.
Redstone torch doesn't have flame. It doesn't have coal, nothing burns. It's only redstone dust and wooden stick.
That ending got me like 'alright dude, what the flip'
i already knew that
also all the torches other than regular ones have the same model as the redstone torch (this applies to the ones in education edition as well)
moment of silence for the kids who actually tried this. 2:46
You saved me some time
Ty
me lmao and ive been playing this game for 9 years
They should just rename it to “Redstone-outline Torch.” Seriously, I can’t believe I never noticed this either.
I played minecraft before endermans even existed. But never have I once noticed this. My mind has been blown.
One must imagine the vindicator happy
I noticed this a long time ago and specifically changed it in my personal resource pack. I also made the stick of the torch red-tinted, and did a bluish tint for the soul torch. It really makes the colors pop.
I noticed the Redstone torch before, but I hate being reminded of it
A popular RUclipsr who watcher cricket. That's a rare breed.
how have people not known this, i knew this since my very early childhood days
The redstone torch isn't shorter is just the glow in the front of the last pixels you can see that when the torch is off
Steve has the same design than Alex
The old netherrack texture uses an older version of the cobblestone texture. Its basically just colored. And it also had some extra more saturated red lines ontop. Which makes sense as notch used to call it "bloodstone"
I actually discovered this when overlaying the old textures together in Photoshop. I also discovered which pixels were not on the original cobblestone model. And then recreated the texture. Pretty Interesting.
Its the same with the creeper. Notch messed about with the pig texture's coloring and then put the old alpha leaves over the top of said texture.
I have known about the redstone torch thing since I made my first resource pack. I thought I was stupid for not realizing until then, but now I see there are a lot of people who never knew lol
i only just looked at the thumbnail and i already feel like my whole life is a lie
Phoenix SC finally invents the burnt-out torch
peenixSC
No, you became Purple SC, the phoenix behind the slaughter
I saw it, couldnt unsee it, forgot about it, and now i watched this video, now its haunting me
I was *NOT* Mentally prepared for torchstone red
0:02
_You can hear the frustration_
one must imagine pillagephus happy
fun fact: the wood on the torch when turned of becomes darker, but not on the redstone torch
I think people saw
fun fact: it doesnt. that was just smooth lighting being weird
I thought everybody already knew this! I knew this for years!
Redstone torch is a normal torch but fancy and you can turn torches off and on... insanity
It would be hard for people who are color blind or just can't see well to tell the difference between a red torch and an orange torch, so they added some red outline to make it stand out, and seem stronger, since it DOES output power, unlike the other torches (so far).
Me with deuteranopia: Should've seen it coming, I mean, ruby
But still, like... I thought everyone knew they were the same color
Yeah but the torch part of it can still be red even with the red halo...that would look nicer too
What does that have to do with the fact that redstone torches are common torches, but with red halo? They should've made them fully red.
i didn't even have to think or read the title when i saw this, i cannot un-see this now
Peenix back with a great video
0:06 the anger in his voice lmfao😭💀
Well, the more you know.
Also, to answer your question on the netherack texture, I'm not sure about the new texture but the OLD netherack texture actually was just the cobblestone texture, but bloody looking. It was even referred to as "bloodstone" at one point. Now I do know that in both textures (old and new) that the endstone texture is basically just an inverted cobblestone texture.
Also about that lever thing, Terraria actually has a feature where you can disable the lighting on a torch.
The torch isn't shorter, it's just the halo colouring it red. You can see it being shaded to math the darker part of the torch.
2:10 Dude, they're literally the same height if without halo. Redstone torch isn't shorter, but LONGER because of the halo.
Have you processed yet that the red glow isn't part of the physical flame block, so it's not shorter, that's just the red glow cast on the wood, hence the two shades of red on either side.
ngl, being able to toggle torches using redstone would be pretty cool
Oh my gawd, this changes everything, the technological advancements that can be done with this... You peenix are a pioneer in redstone!
peeoneer
1:54 Did he just try to place the soul torch between the other torches?
What i were thinking😂😂
He's been playing too much cursed Minecraft
Only one can imagine Johnny happy
I'm more surprised he didn't even notice how the lever stick has the same texture as the torch except for the upper 3 pixels.
That was one of the first “weirder” things I noticed with Minecraft’s textures of my 10 years of playing this game. I thought everyone would have noticed that by now 😂
Regular torches were the first to be implemented to Minecraft: Java Edition, it is a part of the early development phases of Indev. And they weren't as reliable not until Survival was focused on more.
Redstone torches in the other hand, were first added in Alpha 1.0.1, alongside with other Redstone based items.
So?
3:00
"torchstone red."
If you count the pixels of the red outline, you will notice there is 8 of them on the 2d image. This is greater than the 4 yellow pixels, so from a distance it definitely is more red :D
I noticed this awhile ago, was quite the surprise! xD
It got me thinking, perhaps Redstone functions based on interaction? And since the fire from the Torch is constantly interacting with the Redstone, it's always activated!
(this is further supported by the fact that Redstone Ore activates whenever it's touched)
No, you're not right.
1) There is no fire in the torch, there's nothing to burn.
2) Nothing touches the redstone block, but it's always active. But if you walk on redstone dust, it won't activate at all.
@@fantastikboom1094 My theory for Redstone Blocks is that there's such a high density of Redstone tightly packed together, that it's constantly activating itself.
Maybe Redstone Dust is the opposite? There's so little that simple interactions aren't enough?
In any case, it'd be terrible Game Design if it functioned the same as Redstone Ore.
And who's to say the Redstone Torch *isn't* meant to be a basic Torch surrounded by Redstone?
Just 'cause the Recipe doesn't include Coal, doesn't necessarily mean it's not.
Regardless, it's my own personal Theory.
If you like the sound of it, great! If not, not my problem.
@@redyoshicraft While I agree with your first and second paragraphs, your third is complete nonsense.
You don't even understand what you're saying, nor how nonsensical it sounds.
@@fantastikboom1094 Ok, let's look at it a different way.
Where does the Metal Lock come from on a Chest?
Or the Oars on a Boat?
Hook & Reel on a Fishing Rod?
Graphic in a Clock?
Crafting Recipes are generally pretty good about including all the key details of what's being made, but sometimes stuff gets left out for simplicities sake!
And that's ok!
I dunno what the likelihood is that this Concept was the intended idea, and if it was I can't guarantee that they wouldn't have chosen to include Coal in the Recipe, but its exclusion hardly disproves the idea.
(I didn't try to explain that line of thinking 'cause I knew it was gonna be longer than I'd like xD )
@@redyoshicraft Generally all the crafting recipes in Minecraft are showing the main materials involved.
In redstone torch case it's not the case (edit: I mean with simplifying). All materials are basic and there's nothing to simplify, it's already simple recipe. It has only two components, which one is 50% of the craft. If redstone torch would have coal in it, then it would've been included in its recipe or the craft would've needed torch instead of a stick.
Your point is only based of its name - it's called "torch", but that logic is just wrong. Even in real life some things called the way they are, regardless of their actual properties.
Phoenix: *Compares the Torch, Redstone Torch, and Soul Torch*
Underwater Torch: “Am I a joke to you?”
It's actually end stone and not (i dont think) netherrack that's got the same pattern. You can directly verify it by going to the End and seeing the main island or anywhere else that has end stone through an enderman's eyes on spectator.
It’s been 3 years since I heared your voice man
I am proud of phoenix for knowing what the ashes are
they had burned out torches in one of april fools updates (the one where they added stained glass)
netherack used to have the same texture as cobblestone, but mojang changed it a couple of years ago to have its own texture
Good idea, Polenix!