Posted April 14, 2017 The glow effect from flame fire (campfire, forges, oven, stills); and especially when you got multiple forges, still, ovens...etc next to each other; is too bright. I tried to remove it by modding the size and color fields of FireEffect class and setting them to 0 and it kinda works but I suspect it's mostly because of 0 color light. The still's fire doesn't seem to be affected at all from changes to FireEffect. I don't mind the flame animation, it's the light that is produced which I want to remove. Any changes I make can't affect lanterns or lamp posts. Spoiler package com.joedobo27.nolightfurnacesmod; import javassist.*; import javassist.bytecode.Descriptor; import javassist.expr.ExprEditor; import javassist.expr.MethodCall; import org.gotti.wurmunlimited.modloader.classhooks.HookManager; import org.gotti.wurmunlimited.modloader.interfaces.Configurable; import org.gotti.wurmunlimited.modloader.interfaces.PreInitable; import org.gotti.wurmunlimited.modloader.interfaces.WurmClientMod; import java.util.Objects; import java.util.Properties; import java.util.logging.Logger; public class NoLightFurnacesMod implements WurmClientMod, Configurable, PreInitable{ private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(NoLightFurnacesMod.class.getName()); @Override public void configure(Properties properties) { } @Override public void preInit() { try { CtClass FireEffectCt = HookManager.getInstance().getClassPool().get("com.wurmonline.client.renderer.effects.FireEffect"); CtClass returnType = CtPrimitiveType.booleanType; CtClass[] paramTypes = { HookManager.getInstance().getClassPool().get("com.wurmonline.client.renderer.effects.EffectContext") }; CtMethod gameTickCt = FireEffectCt.getMethod("gameTick", Descriptor.ofMethod(returnType, paramTypes)); gameTickCt.instrument(new ExprEditor(){ @Override public void edit(MethodCall methodCall) throws CannotCompileException{ if (Objects.equals("setValue", methodCall.getMethodName())) logger.info("replace on getItemWithTemplateAndMaterial inside Item.AddBulkItem() at line " + methodCall.getLineNumber()); methodCall.replace("{ $1 = 0.0f; $proceed($$); }"); } }); }catch (NotFoundException | CannotCompileException e){ logger.warning(e.getMessage()); } } } Thank you. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites