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But as of the moment there are ither light mods out there that work without ccl.
If you can not stand vanilla lights.
i guess i'll just have to live with less glowy ceiling lamps for some reason. but thanks for the quick help anyway, i appreciate it!
<li Class="CompProperties_Glower">
<glowRadius>12</glowRadius>
<glowColor>(217,217,208,0)</glowColor>
</li>
They should be identical, if not let me know, well if they are let me know as well.
a single standing lamp makes the surrounding room much brighter than a single ceiling lamp in the same position does.
Sadly, the WORLD (and Steam) like to put the blame on the mod maker when it is actually in the end, the responsablity of the person installing the mod to their game through Workshop. I feel they need to place a manual control BACK into the hands of the players for updating Workshop mods in the game.
If my game breaks because I used the Steam version instead of the better manual one, I will take the blame and be annoyed at myself.