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I have finally got my streetlights working as part of a Gmax project, the lights themselves are across a small town bridge. The 'glowing bulb' part is an effect attached to a small box within the carriage top of the light. The problem is thay are on all day and I want to make them work using the dawn dusk night parameters.

Having looked through the forum I am a bit comfused as to how I go about achieving this, some seem to be by using a controller, if that is the case what do I do with it? I cannot attach it agin to the same box presumabley

The other method seems xml code, again, is this simply compiled and put in the same scenery folder as the project itself

All very confusing :confused: any help/advice would be really appreciated
 
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