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== Description ==A decorative '''lamp head''' on a pole. {{itemItemBox|nameimage={{PAGENAME}}Iron lamp.jpg|active=[[lamp headLog]](17.0 kg)|passive=[[logLamp head]] (~4.80 kg)|group=DecorationDecorations
Lamps take 0.125[[kgCategory:Babel/I]] of [[tarCategory:Light sources]] to fill to max capacity, and painting them takes 0.06kg of [[dyeCategory:Any-metal products]]. Like a lantern, the higher quality they are the brighter they shine. Brass lamps glow the brightest. Silver lamps cast white light, copper lamps glow orange, and bronze lamps give a deep brown(courtesy of Bianca). [[Category:Babel/LStreet lamps]]
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== Description ==
''A decorative lamp head on a wooden post.''
== Usage ==
*Street lamps are stationary light sources. They are planted much like a [[:Category:Signs|sign]] and can be picked up by the planter only.
*You need 10 [[digging]] skill to plant a lamp, and the lamp must have at least 10 [[effective quality]].
*Planted lamps that fall below 10 effective quality due to [[decay]] or other damage become unplanted, and can be picked up normally.
*There's no limit to how many street lamps you can plant.
*on deed, lamps will be automatically lit during night and unlit during the day.just plant the lamp, fuel it once and light it and fuel wont run out as long as the deed exists.
*off-deed, lamps within 24 tiles of a deed that has one or more Spirit templars and a huge oil barrel with olive oil will be refueled by the templars as long as the olive oil lasts.
== Blessed lamps ==
*Off deed lamps will stay lit until out of fuel, unless they are [[Bless|blessed]] by any priest.
*Blessed lamps planted off deed on pavement tiles will auto-light in the evening and consume no fuel as long as they are fueled and lit initially.
*Blessed lamps planted off deed on bridges will auto-light in the evening and consume no fuel as long as they are fueled and lit initially.
*Blessed lamps planted off deed on reinforced cave floor tiles will remain lit all the time and consume no fuel as long as they are fueled and lit initially.
=== Usage =Notes ==Lamps are used to light an area* When creating, unlike the [[lanternquality]]s they of the {{{pole|log}}} affects your success chance.* When combining a street lamp head with a log, the entire log is consumed even if it is more than the required weight.* Street lamps need 0.125kg of [[tar]] or [[olive oil]] as fuel to fill to max capacity.* All street lamps can be planted much like a dyed with 100g of [[signdye]] without . The dye will only affect the 1 per week timercolour of the light the lamp emits, and like a sign they not the lamp itself.* The lamp quality determines how far the lamp will illuminate.* Lamps can only be bashed off deed as well as picked up by the planterif they have 70+ dmg and/or are 10 quality and below. When * Though called iron lamps are placed on a in the [[deedcrafting window]], they these can be made from any metal. The finished model will light themselves differ in appearance, depending on the metal used for the eveninglamp head. * These can be dyed with 100g of dye, and all lamps but this will go out in only affect the light color, not the morning(even lamps in mines)appearance of lamp itself.
==Images= Hint =<gallery widths="100px" heights="200px">Lamps can be made out of any metal (confirmed by Oracle)Image:Adamantine_lamp. When attaching the [[log]] to the [[jpg|<center>Adamantine lamp head]], it's the log that determines the success rate, and if you fail you lose the log while the </center>Image:Brass_lamp.jpg|<center>Brass lamp</center>Image:Bronze_lamp.jpg|<center>Bronze lamp head is turned to a scrap</center>Image:Copper_lamp. If you succeed to make a jpg|<center>Copper lamp, the whole log is used</center>Image:Electrum_lamp.jpg|<center>Electrum lamp</center>Image:Glimmersteel_lamp.jpg|<center>Glimmersteel lamp</center>Image:Gold_lamp.jpg|<center>Gold lamp</center>Image:Iron_lamp.jpg|<center>Iron lamp</center>Image:Lead_lamp.jpg|<center>Lead lamp</center>Image:Seryll_lamp.jpg|<center>Seryll lamp</center>Image:Silver_lamp.jpg|<center>Silver lamp</center>Image:Steel_lamp.jpg|<center>Steel lamp</center>Image:Tin_lamp.jpg|<center>Tin lamp</center>Image:Zinc_lamp.jpg|<center>Zinc lamp</center></gallery>
