@Brukanator You would have to edit both global and urban values for every timecycle file you have. This makes the light white with a blueish tint to the roads and buildings. I can not find a true way to turn the light posts white outside of editing the actual light posts which is an immense amount of work.
At night there are three light sources. 1 is from the light posts, this as far as I know can not be edited. 2 is for the road ambiant light. 3 is the color that highlights the roads and buildings.
If you follow the instructions for the ENB, this will get rid of the flood light look of the orange light posts. The ambiant lights are white while the street lights are basically turned off by the ENB, it's a trick but the closest I have found to making a white light city.
If you edit the intensity value to higher than 1.0000 then that would make the white light brighter, but default value is plenty white at night. I thought my light posts were too bright at night, to the point I couldn't see other lights.
