For Sale: Vial of Light Physreps
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9 years 4 months ago #140498
by Matt D (MattD)
Elias Ashby
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Lord Templar Rayven Nightwing of the Order of Holy Light
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Replied by Matt D (MattD) on topic For Sale: Vial of Light Physreps
Alternatively, you can paint the bottle with a light coat of orange or yellow
Elias Ashby
Proprietor of the Ashby Family General Store
Lord Templar Rayven Nightwing of the Order of Holy Light
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9 years 4 months ago #140499
by Belketra Folles (pleasantexample)
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Replied by Belketra Folles (pleasantexample) on topic For Sale: Vial of Light Physreps
I have a whole bunch of photogels you could cut and tape over the LEDs, if you'd be so inclined.
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9 years 4 months ago #140502
by Chris McKenzie (cgmckenzie)
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Replied by Chris McKenzie (cgmckenzie) on topic For Sale: Vial of Light Physreps
I played around with one of these last event; it definitely has some potential. A couple things I noticed that could be improved on:
1) make the stem of the bottle opaque. This will serve to force the light to diffuse through the bottle and prevent the light from directly shining out. No light escaping directly means nobody complaining about getting light in their eyes.
2) have more fill in the bottle. Translucent colored plastic beads or gems would work without blocking the light. This will both dim the light and color it for a less aggressive glare.
Where you are now is a great starting point, I'm excited to see what improvements you make on this solid idea!
1) make the stem of the bottle opaque. This will serve to force the light to diffuse through the bottle and prevent the light from directly shining out. No light escaping directly means nobody complaining about getting light in their eyes.
2) have more fill in the bottle. Translucent colored plastic beads or gems would work without blocking the light. This will both dim the light and color it for a less aggressive glare.
Where you are now is a great starting point, I'm excited to see what improvements you make on this solid idea!
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9 years 4 months ago #140519
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My favorite part is that you could grab the neck of the bottle, and the light shining through the bottom was directional like a flashlight. That was neat, and great for navigating the path to the blood spirits. Does the cap come off easily or is it glued in there?
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9 years 4 months ago #140523
by Arradir Go-Dringol (DaPhysicist)
Replied by Arradir Go-Dringol (DaPhysicist) on topic For Sale: Vial of Light Physreps
You can also very easily replace the LED with a red one. Stay away from "blue"/white colors as they destroy night vision almost instantly.
I would love to get one of you can get the tinting to be more of a bright red or orange. Also if the battery could be replaced with a rechargable tiny battery, that would be amazing (course price would change to reflect that).
~ Joe G.
I would love to get one of you can get the tinting to be more of a bright red or orange. Also if the battery could be replaced with a rechargable tiny battery, that would be amazing (course price would change to reflect that).
~ Joe G.
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9 years 4 months ago #140524
by Alia D'Font (DatStephy)
I too purchased one and did the same thing! The only time I didn't clutch the neck to funnel the light (as to not blind others, or because I was hunting for something on the ground) was when I'd let it sit on a table so I could read by its light-- which was awesome atmosphere for me
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I too will be tying a bit of fabric around the neck for next game in case I need to use it on the road.
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"There is no more chaotic a storm than that of the battlefield, and as luck would have it, I am a Stormwalker."
"Stubbornly persist,
and you will find that the limits of your stubbornness go well beyond
the stubbornness of your limits."
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Stephanie B.
Replied by Alia D'Font (DatStephy) on topic For Sale: Vial of Light Physreps
Wili wrote: My favorite part is that you could grab the neck of the bottle, and the light shining through the bottom was directional like a flashlight. That was neat, and great for navigating the path to the blood spirits. Does the cap come off easily or is it glued in there?
I too purchased one and did the same thing! The only time I didn't clutch the neck to funnel the light (as to not blind others, or because I was hunting for something on the ground) was when I'd let it sit on a table so I could read by its light-- which was awesome atmosphere for me
I too will be tying a bit of fabric around the neck for next game in case I need to use it on the road.
---
"There is no more chaotic a storm than that of the battlefield, and as luck would have it, I am a Stormwalker."
"Stubbornly persist,
and you will find that the limits of your stubbornness go well beyond
the stubbornness of your limits."
OOG:
Stephanie B.
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