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Tinted Glass & Beacons

Just an idea, The maybe tinted glass should hide beacon beams above the said glass? Since sometimes I wish I could have beacon beams in one Y level say for lasers, But I want to hide them above that level. It doesn't make sense that tinted glass should stop a beacon from working simply because it hides all light. Sure I think it's a good idea, But I think it should keep it from continuing the beam, It shouldn't just stop it. Since it stops light from passing the glass, It should simply hide the beam above the glass.

 

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    I like this idea because tinted glass is made with amethyst, a crystal that at least should have some light-affecting properties.

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    agree, just imagine having a moonbase with jump boost without having visible beacon beams everywhere

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    Great idea! I hope they added it

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    Originally my idea I posted on r/minecraftsuggestions, but i'm going to assume you didn't see the post. Either way, nice idea

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    Such a great Idea, it would be so amazing to be able to stop beacon beams at one spot, and still have the effect and the lazers going until then

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    I was about to post this suggestion. I think this is a really good idea

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    Just wanted to suggest the same thing. Its a wonderful idea, it would be so much easier to incorporate beacons into the builds

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    This would be really cool and useful, as well as having unintended effects, like hooking up tinted glass to redstone and essentially making a lighthouse beacon that flashes in the sky as the block pushes in and out.

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    Also for a bonus effect. Using the spyglass should allow you to see the invisible beam. This could give use to the spyglass by helping you find hidden beacons.

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    I like this idea, with it in mind you could use this for a multiplayer world/realm to hide your beacon from players at a short/mid distance.

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    this not being in game makes absolutely no sense at all.
    was about to post this too.

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    This is a great idea

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    I joined just to suggest this!, there are a lot of constructions that would look better without light beams everywhere, or maybe you don't want to visually broadcast your base to other players, etc.

    Tinted glass on a Beacon should hide the beam, leaving all the effects ON.

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    Was going to suggest this as well! This would be really helpful for themed bases where beacon beams look out of place.

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    i had this idea but it was already here

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    Yes! This! Even if it set the beam to a very low opacity so you can barely see it, it would help the aesthetic of a lot of base builds!

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    Mojang pls add this I'm begging you :(

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    Was just about to post this same idea and apparently most of the people here were too, which is dope. Huge decorative implications!