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ELmer Caps
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ya even the bio-lab doesn't have them
ya i don't like the area lamps Lol plus it takes up floor space Lol
I like the *idea* of the area lamp but the current one isn't very useful. Doesn't cast light over much of an area plus the lamp itself is too bright. It's like looking at a real life table lamp without the lamp shade -- the bulb itself is too bright and glaring.
But I do like being able to place a light anywhere since it depends on your room layout. I would suggest a celing-mounted light you can place anywhere in the room. Something with a shade so it directs most of the light upwards to bounce off the ceiling and provide diffuse illumination. In real life these are called direct-indirect light fixtures. I don't know if the Unity engine would support that kind of lighting model though.
There is an indoor light and you can even change to color of the lights if you want
i literally mention that in the my OP it kinda sucks
Go in the small liveing compartment look up, then go into the large one look up, just the lights are missing/removed Lol
Unless you use a small compartment as an anchor to lock onto, it's not happening.