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Replaces the antique Pip-Boy light with modern LED technology

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LED Pip-Boy Light

By: Thebullfrog

*Update:

I have replaced the files with a single collection that contains .ESP's for the original LED color, the requested green, and a new amber version. Each color is available in both the standard range and a new extended range that is better suited for those that have darker nights or darker dungeon lighting mods. I personally find
the extended version to be better overall, but kept the original range versions available for those that prefer a bit less light.

Description:

It always made more sense to me that the Pip-Boy would use an LED light as opposed to a weak-ass 2
candlepower incandescent bulb. This mod attempts to change the Pip-Boy light to simulate an LED flashlight.
The range has been greatly increased over vanilla, but nowhere near to the extent as other mods are known
to do (doesn't light up the whole damn cell). It is however extremely bright when near walls, etc much like a
powerful LED would be. I also changed the coloring to give it that intense blue, almost purplish tinge that
LEDs are known for.

Compatibility:

Shoud be perfectly compatible with any other mods that don't affect the Pip-Boy lighting effects.
If you aren't sure then just send it to the end of the load order and it should override any other mods
that change the light effect.

Installation:

Just extract the .ESP to the Data folder and check the plugin in the Fallout Launcher Data Files
or FOMM. Enjoy the LED goodness.

Rights:

Do whatever with it, just give me credit if you use it with another mod/ collection.

Notes:

This is the first mod I've uploaded, and my first for Fallout 3. If you don't like it-don't use it
but don't bitch about it in the comments just because you have nothing better to do. I am however open
to constructive criticism.