Lighting Issue in Minecraft

I was experimenting with the Nodus client on 1.8.3 and tried out x-ray mode, whenever that is enabled the chunks auto refresh. When I turn it off, I have lighting issues in my single player world even with the vanilla launcher, as shown below (click to enlarge).
Areas that should not be lit at all are always bright.
I currently have no idea how to fix this and it is rather annoying having areas completely bright. I tried placing torches in areas and breaking them but that did not work out. I also tried doing F3 + auto refresh chunks and other debug tools.
Is there any way that I can fix this or am I stuck with this issue?
Best Answer
This happens when a player burns down a large chunk of forest at once. This can be easily fixed by using MCEdit to relight those chunks:
- Open the world in MCEdit via
Quick Load
orOpen...
buttons - Select
Chunk control
in the toolbar - Select the chunks to relight
- Click
Relight
- Save the world:
Menu
>Save
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How do you make a light glitch in Minecraft?
When you identify where the game thinks there is a light source block place one down. Then when you break it you should find that the light glitch is fixed. If this does not work then there may be more than one source block or you have not identified the correct block.How do you refresh light in Minecraft?
When you uptade your minecraft world to a snapshot, or sometimes even a full release, you probably going to find a few unnaturally dark spots (also reffered to as "lighting glitches") in your world.How do you fix Minecraft glitches?
Conventional nerd wisdom is your best solution for the glitch. Just uninstall Minecraft from your device and reinstall it! Console players need not worry \u2013 your worlds and saves will be retained on the cloud for you to play after it finishes reinstalling. Boot up the game again and enjoy!How does Minecraft smooth lighting work?
The smooth lighting intruduced with Beta 1.3 works by using the light values of the adjacent blocks to generate a gradient.The Problem with Lighting in Minecraft
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