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I have to control lamps with a sun light detector. However, the location of the lamps is very special so I have difficulty to place the redstone line. I wonder if there is a way to control the lamps with a command block remotely?
I need to keep them on during the daytime and turn them off at night.
Use two command blocks, one connected to a daylight sensor and one to an inverted daylight sensor. Set them both to repeat.
Inverted:
/setblock x y z minecraft:redstone_lamp
Regular:
/setblock x y z minecraft:lit_redstone_lamp
x, y, and z are the coordinates of the lamp. No blocks around the lamp are required.
In the current version of Minecraft, you need to use this command
/setblock x y z minecraft:redstone_lamp[lit=true]
My easy solution:
Enter this to the right command block:
The X Y Z should correspond to a block adjacent to the redstone lamp.
You get the inverted daylight sensor by right-clicking on a regular one.
Here are the commands for pasting:
Right command block: /setblock x y z minecraft:air 0
Left command block: /setblock x y z redstone_block
