This article is about Lamppost, not to be confused with 
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Overview[]
The Lamppost is a source of light that can feed off an existing electrical power grid. It is similar to an upgraded version of the 
Standing Torch, but doesn't emit light in all directions. Nor does it emit heat.
While the in-game icon (and current name) of this item suggests a lamppost, it behaves more like a spotlight. Instead of projecting light around it, the Lamppost projects a cone of directional light at a slightly downward angle. The 
Omnidirectional Lamppost, however, can emit light in all directions.
Construction[]
The Lamppost does not require a foundation for placement, and as such does not interfere with the spawning of natural resources. It does not snap to other structures.
Notes[]
- When placing, the lower end of the Lamppost's head is the source and direction of its light cone.
- Presently, the light from a Lamppost can travel through player-made walls, allowing illumination of areas outside of its direct line-of-sight.
- The Lamppost is treated as a wooden structure and can not be damaged by hands, stone weapons, or non-explosive ranged attacks.
- The following aggressive creatures can not damage the Lamppost:
Araneo- Archaeopteryx
- Basilisk
- Beelzebufo
- Carbonemys
- Cnidaria
- Compy
- Dilophosaur
- Dimorphodon
- Diplodocus
- Direwolf
- Dung Beetle
- Equus
- Eurypterid
- Ferox
- Giant Bee
- Ichthyornis
- Insect Swarm
- Kaprosuchus
- Lamprey
- Leech
- Meganeura
- Microraptor
- Nameless
- Onyc
- Pachy
- Piranha
- Pulmonoscorpius
- Raptor
- Sabertooth
- Sabertooth Salmon
- Terror Bird
- Thylacoleo
- Titanoboa
- Titanomyrma
- Velonasaur
- Vulture
Painting and Color Regions[]
The Lamppost is not currently paint-able, however this object may be re-mapped to include paint regions in a future update.
For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the 
Dye, 
Paintbrush, or 
Spray Painter pages.
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