MarketLight
MarketLight MarketLight adds simple and configurable lighting for trader areas, markets, helipads, bases, and other custom locations. The lights require no generator, fuel, or electrical connections and automatically follow DayZ's day/night lighting system. Included Lights MarketLight_White — White light for shops, interiors, trader areas, and general lighting. MarketLight_Helipad_Red — Red light for helipads and… (more)
MarketLight MarketLight adds simple and configurable lighting for trader areas, markets, helipads, bases, and other custom locations. The lights require no generator, fuel, or electrical connections and automatically follow DayZ's day/night lighting system. Included Lights MarketLight_White — White light for shops, interiors, trader areas, and general lighting. MarketLight_Helipad_Red — Red light for helipads and landing areas. MarketLight is designed to be lightweight, with dynamic shadows, flares, and programmed flickering disabled. Configuration On the first server start, MarketLight automatically creates: profiles\MarketLight\MarketLightSettings.json Example configuration: { "Version": 1, "WhiteLight": { "Brightness": 0.65, "Radius": 7.5 }, "HelipadRedLight": { "Brightness": 0.45, "Radius": 3.5 } } Brightness controls the light intensity. Radius controls the illumination distance. After changing the configuration, restart the server to apply the new values. Automatic Day / Night Lighting MarketLight uses DayZ's native day/night light visibility system. The lights remain hidden during daylight and automatically become visible when the game enters nighttime conditions. No timers or schedules need to be configured. DayZ Editor Search for: MarketLight_White MarketLight_Helipad_Red Place the lights wherever illumination is required and export your map normally. MarketLight — simple, configurable lighting for DayZ servers.
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