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LIGHTS ON EMERGENCY CARS

khuff17
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I have a mod called Improved Spotlight and LED lighting but my police lights ect are still dull.  The colors of my lights an all emergency cars look bad. For example a red lights look more white than red. Even after setting PostFX on high or higher

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    You have to set your postfx to it's highest setting and then set the shader quality to it's higher setting. Also most people that have that level of lighting are also using Radiance V and VisualV enb.

     

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    3 hours ago, majorpaine2015 said:

    You have to set your postfx to it's highest setting and then set the shader quality to it's higher setting. Also most people that have that level of lighting are also using Radiance V and VisualV enb.

     

    @majorpaine2015 THAT WORKED!!! THANKS SO MUCH!!

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