{
    "name": "Lamps and Lanterns",
    "icon": "quark:lit_lamp",
    "category": "gettingcomfortable",
    "pages": [
        {
            "type": "text",
            "text": "Probably the very first alternative light source you can make besides the torch is the $(item)Lantern$(). Take note that there are a lot of different kinds of lanterns, so the earliest one you can craft is the one from $(thing)Charm$(). $(p)The lanterns from Charm comes in a variety of either $(thing)Iron$() or $(thing)Gold$()."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "charm:iron_lantern",
            "recipe2": "charm:gold_lantern"
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "rustic:iron_lantern",
            "recipe2": "rustic:golden_lantern"
        },
        {
            "type": "text",
            "text": "Alternatively you can also try making the lanterns from $(thing)Rustic$() instead. $(p)These lanterns look very different compared to the ones from Charm, but depending on your building aesthetics, they may or may not suit your home better. $(p)They also come in a variety of either $(thing)Iron$() or $(thing)Gold$()."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "minecraft:glowstone",
            "text": "Once you have access to $(thing)the nether$(), your next available option for a lighting source would be $(item)Glowstone$(). These are already quite pretty on their own, but you can also use them to craft more options of lighting that depend on it."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "betternether:cincinnasite_lantern",
            "text": "While on the topic of $(thing)the nether$(), combining $(item)Glowstone$() with $(item)Forged Cincinnasite Blocks$() results in a new type of lantern called the $(item)Cincinnasite Lantern$(). We personally don't like the look of this lantern but maybe you do."
        },
        {
            "type": "text",
            "text": "Perhaps another option is to use $(item)Redstone Lamps$(). These are quite pretty but since this lamp also $(thing)depends on redstone power$() to be active, they are normally used as status indicators instead of home lighting. $(p)$(thing)Quark$() offers a solution to this if you don't want to keep running redstone to have it powered. Simply stick a $(item)Redstone Torch$() inside of it and it will $(thing)always remain lit$()."
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "minecraft:redstone_lamp",
            "recipe2": "quark:lit_lamp"
        },
        {
            "type": "crafting",
            "recipe": "quark:paper_lantern",
            "text": "One of other options available that uses glowstone as a crafting ingredient is a $(item)Paper Lamp$(). As it's name suggests, it is crafted with mostly paper. Paper lamps give a very $(italic)traditional$() feel and may fit certain home designs well."
        },
        {
            "type": "spotlight",
            "item": "zcm_newalterlite:alterlitiumlamp",
            "text": "The result of an experiment while attempting to utilize the radiating properties of $(l:gametips/alterlitium)Alterlitium$(). Using the base as a frame and combining it with glowstone, the $(item)Alterlitium Lamp$() was born. The way of creating these lamps are not standard, as $(l:gamemechanics/pedestalcrafting)Pedestal Crafting$() is required to infuse the alterlitium onto the glowstone."
        },
        {
            "type": "patchouli:pedestalcraft",
            "recipe": "zcm_na_alterlitiumlamp_ritual_recipe",
            "text": "Yes, there was supposed to be something here but it broke. Don't worry about it."
        }
    ]
}