How to Make Torches Glow in Your Hand in Minecraft With Easy Steps

Know that you have known how to make torches in minecraft…You probably would want to know How to Make Torches Glow in Your Hand in Minecraft as we have seen these searches in gaming communities and search engines. Well, exploring some of the top gaming features is one of those thing players do and we had to bring home the solution to this.

Making your torch give out steady light without flame is the main goal here if i am to understand what you really want. Meanwhile, the light in hand feature started working perfectly in 0.79.15 and 0.79.17 versions back in 2015 when the update came out that period but many were still struggling to get it done.

Three Steps on How to Make Torches Glow in Your Hand in Minecraft

Step 1: First, go to settings>>Shadder Settings and set to “Hold Hand Light To Default”. Check the picture below and use it as your guide.

Meanwhile, some Shaders do not have this feature, so you might want to download the Sildurs Shader that I am using to write this.

Step 2: Now, go back to the Video Settings>>Click on “Sildurs Vibrant Shaders” with that of your version.

Step 3: Again, go back one more page to “Vidoe Settings” and “Click on Dynamic”, it should be off by default, so you turn it to “light fast” and hit the done button.

That’s it about having a handy glowing torch in Minecraft game. It may be difficult with some versions of the game. Moreover, the steps given above may not necessarily work on some version of the game like we earlier mentioned. Meanwhile, our gaming experts had to put this together for you.

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More About Dynamic Light In Minecraft

This modification makes ‘shining’ items (default: Torch, Glowstone, Glowdust, Lit Pumpkin, Redstone, Lava Bucket, powered Minecart) illuminate everything around them if;

1) the player has them equipped (in hand/armor)
2) they are dropped on the ground
3) another player has them equipped in Multiplayer

On top of that, burning Entities shine light, and Creepers about to explode light up!
You may add any Item ID you wish as shiny item, via the settings file. Also supports armor items!
Toggle button ingame:

The key is “L”. You can turn all dynamic Lights on/off with it. The button can be rebound using the ingame options.

There is no limit to the number of lights you can create, note however they are fairly FPS-costly. You can disable modules to obtain better FPS!

I recommend using Optifine for replacing Notch’s funky render code with slightly less funky rendering code.

The mod works in Multiplayer, yet is clientside, it cannot lag servers. Note however ‘dropped’ light sources will not necessarily prevent Mobs from Spawning, and neither will your handheld light.

Note: DO NOT INSTALL THE COREMOD ON SERVERS! It will crash on load.

Feel free to drop your newfound tips on how to get this done in the comment section below, as these tips may not necessarily work for everyone.