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Originally Posted by PK
As far as I can tell, there have been two proposals for a table fix: one shared by Anthony and Doug Cole (which seems to be the popular choice) and one by Edges. If you guys could post your tables along with descriptive levels (like the descriptions in GP:ES), not just lux, it would be very helpful.
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Okay, here's the old list I had:
- -1: 20-100 lux. Dim Indoor Lighting, brightly lit outdoor areas at night, twilight (10-20m after sunset)
- -2: 5-20 lux. Major streets at night. Twilight (20-30m after sunset)
- -3: 1-5 lux. Torch at 2 yards, typical street lights, twilight (30-40m)
- -4: 0.2-1 lux. Full moon with clear skies.
- -5: 0.05-0.2 lux. Partial moon, typical candle at 2 yards. Typical urban sky glow.
- -6: 0.01-0.05 lux. Crescent moon. Typical suburban sky glow.
- -7: 0.002-0.01 lux. Moonless clear night.
- -8: 0.0005-0.002 lux. Moonless overcast night.
- -9: <0.0005 lux. Wilderness nighttime with heavy clouds.
Nighttime clouds reduce natural sky light by 1-3 steps; daytime clouds usually do not reduce light by enough to cause a penalty.