Adds or replaces fire effects and disables the attached light, mist and fire hazard.
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Automatron
Far Harbor
Vault-Tec Workshop
Nuka World
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LIGH : Replacer light added, model set to "Markers\Workshop\MarkerWorkshopConnect01.nif", color set to "white", flag set to "Off"
MSTT : Added FireFX to DunwichBorersExt
Version 001
HAZD : FireHazardLight## was partially disabled
LIGH : defaultLightFire01NSFlicker_Campfire was added
MSTT : FXFire## was mostly disabled
SNDR : FXFireLargeLP [SNDR:0003FBA0] was blanked/muted
REFR : FXFireLargeMarker [SOUN:0003FBA1] reference was disabled
This mod removes many large fires, burning bones, and other hocus pocus. Let's be honest, faction x takes over location y and burns everything down, at the same time faction x moves into the location.
The majority of the modification relates to burning bones, for unknown reasons the developers found this to fit in with the 1001 Halloween papers that are still stuck to every house wall after 200 years.
In addition to many interesting game features, I find these details really counterproductive. In my opinion, it makes more sense to simply leave out these types of fire effects and add them to a few locations where they really make sense. For example, in Dunwich Borers there is a large pile of wood directly under the cages, why exactly it is not on fire is not explained. And so there was a mod.
