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Odd, I never seemed to notice that. But I think it might just be the case that the street lights were placed very close to each other. I built them purposely that way based on a lot of reference photos of various suburban neighborhoods. A couple playthroughs made it look very liminal space-y until the lights went out.
Yeah mby, we fixed it by just turning the power off, as we were actually doing a soft restart. As we had played for a month ingame and migrated the server. For us the lights were blinding but mby we just like it more moody with the street lights.
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