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Trimming down the white balance for inside scenes would undoubtedly cause issues for everyone due to the way you can rapidly switch between inside and outside. One moment the inside appears reddish, the next you look out and everything is blue. Your eyes can't adjust so quickly so everything always appears off, perpetually tinted: This can also cause fatigue.
The lights in the boat were standard incandescent bulbs, normally at 2700K. What's so special about being in a room with normal indoors lighting that this requires special treatment in a sim?
I don't think this is an idea that should be investigated, and not a mod I would subscribe to if it were available.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3306074431
I do not agree here ;) the interior light is too blueish and too bright. The op is right on this. I also asked sqparadox if he doesnt want to edit the light color a bit, but he said its not done fast. And the interior lighting is far from the original setup. Wrongly placed bulbs, far too few bulbs, etc.