Torch: Balancing of the Ember

-all the Torches bellow are different Items but when placed, they all use the same Torch Block that can burn out, and all start with different fuel levels;

-add 4 tiers of Torch;

    Coal Torch, these Torches are the best you can get, their recipe is identical to Vanilla Torches, start with a fuel level of 24, the highest one;

    Great Torch, these are fairly good, they can be made from different combustible materials that are generally good as fuels in Furnaces,

    start with a fuel level of 18;

    Good Torch, these are useful early game, they can be made from easily obtainable materials, start with a fuel level of 14;

    Average Torch, the desperate one's Torch, can be made from a tons of different Items, from Wooden Tools to Pressure Plates,

    they are the easiest to craft, start with a fuel level of 10;

-the fuel level drop on random ticks;

-if the fuel level drops below 14, the light produced starts to dim out;

-when the fuel level reached 0, the Torch turns into a burnt Torch;

-a burnt Torch or a Torch with a fuel level below 10, will drop nothing but a Stick if broken;

-if rained on, a Torch will instantly burn out if a random tick occur;

-Vanilla Torches can still be made/obtained, they are renamed to "Eternal Torch" and uses Blaze Powder instead of Coal;

-Jack-o-lanterns and Lanterns can be made from both Vanilla Torches and Coal Torches;

-visual and audio effect;

    The texture of the Torch matches its remaining fuel level;

    Torches produces more Smoke and less Flame particles the lower the fuel level is, if the fuel level drops below 10, only Smoke particles are produced;

    A fire extinguishing sound is produced when a Torch burn out;