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Description/Details:
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Using Realistic Interior Lighting by Scarecrow23 (http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=9250) as a very solid foundation, Darkened Interiors presents my own take on a darker interior lighting mod.

Plugins for Operation Anchorage, Broken Steel and Point Lookout are also included.



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Updates/History:
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Darkened Interiors 0.3, 14/11/2011

* Removed Ownership settings in CitadelARing & CitadelBRing - Thanks to BlackRampage for bringing this to my attention.



Darkened Interiors 0.2, 25/10/2011

* Fixed up some errors in the OA plugin - Thanks to Jeoshua for pointing them out



Darkened Interiors 0.1, 25/10/2011

* Initial Release.



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Install/Load Order:
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* Extract files to your \Fallout 3\Data\ folder

* Using FOMM, place a check-mark beside the required file(s) and adjust load order:

Example Load Order:

Fallout3.esm
Anchorage.esm
ThePitt.esm
BrokenSteel.esm
PointLookout.esm
Zeta.esm
...
other mods/esp's
...
Xepha's Darkened Interiors.esp(***Required ***)
Xepha's Darkened Interiors - OA.esp(Requires Operation Anchorage DLC)
Xepha's Darkened Interiors - BS.esp(***Mandatory if using Broken Steel DLC***)
Xepha's Darkened Interiors - PL.esp(Requires Point Lookout DLC)
...

Note: I, personally, load these late - just before Dynamic Weather.


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Un-Install:
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* Deactivate/delete ALL Xepha's Darkened Interiors.esp's:



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Compatibility:
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Will conflict with any mods that make changes to interior lighting.



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Bugs/Issues:
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I consider this mod only mostly complete, so there may be cells which *may* need further attention - mainly in the Point Lookout plugin, since I don't visit this area enough (if at all) to notice any issues.



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Credits:
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* Special Thanks to Scarecrow23, whose excellent Realistic Interior Lighting mod forms a foundation for this derivative work and who was kind enough to allow me to distribute it.