Please note that, for the most part, where there were advertisements in the original issues, there are blank spaces and blank pages in the PDF versions. Some of the contents of the newsletters are available elsewhere on this web site, but there’s a considerable amount of material in the issues that is not present on this site.

You can download the Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader from the Adobe Software web site, or use Xpdf under VMS or UNIX. You can download PDF versions of all six issues of Lights Out!. The final issue was published in October 1991 and was made available only to people who had subscribed to the newsletter-no copies of issue 6 were sold to book sellers.

For a history of the newsletter, read the editorial page in each issue, as they fully cover what I was doing during the newsletter’s run (it involved moving and changing jobs twice). There were a total of six issues published between July 1989 and October 1991. McCammon newsletter published by Hunter Goatley. Keep these settings off or else.Lights Out! was the Robert R. well it spams your console as my mod does its thing. If that's not enough, there's even a 'spam my console please' option that.

Do you feel insecure about the size of your log? Boy have I got the solution for you! Now in the mod settings you can enable my most personal debug messages to help inflate your log.

Dial in the exact balance you want while still enjoying the luxury of not paying for it when you aren't using it. You can adjust the power workbenches draw when in use, too.

Still think it breaks the game's power economy? I have GOT you.

Think workbenches pulling 0W at idle is a little cheat-y? No biggie you can adjust the percentage of their normal idle power draw that they consume while in standby.

Are your pawns scared of the dark? You and your wimpy colonists can keep the lights on while they sleep.Find the light flicking distracting? You can totally turn that off, and lights will act like vanilla again without affecting the workbenches.

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