1: "Beam" lights.
This would work like a cone, but it would fire out one continuous beam in a single direction, instead of releasing it in a cone shape, or all around.
The size would be able to be selected, as well as the range.
2: Beam light + Reflective brick = % of reflectance of old beam reflected.
Meaning, if I have a beam light hit a brick at .5 Reflectence, that beam is reflected at the same angle as it entered at, at 50% of the on-contact power.
Think of laboratory laser tests, and you got it.
3: "Focal lens" brick type.
Run a light through the focal lens, it acts as a midpoint between the beam and a point an equal distance away. Certain bricks at the opposite point, completing the focal lens as the midpoint, are set on fire. Possibly have a value in bricks to set whether they can catch fire or not? ("Flammable?")
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