Yokubou Roblox LED Light Up Alarm Clock Light Nightlight Accessory Time, Temperature, Alarm, Date

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Fun objects can't be found in normal play-through, and can only be found via the Mod Menu. They all are certain types of easter-eggs regarding local memes or references. Please don't put these in the easter-egg article.

Chairs and Tables added: Modern Table, Yellow Cozy Chair, Blue Cozy Chair, Cozy Stool, Circle Table, Red Child Chair, Green Child Chair, Blue Child Chair, Blue Playtable, Green Playtable (+10, -0) Night Lights demonstrate a great deal of stamina, as they can travel between the Hidden World and New Berk in less than a day without rest, although they do become very tired by the end. Their endurance and stamina seem to increase as they grow older, as Thunder showed no signs of requiring rest or in need of stopping despite being chased by multiple dragons over a long period of time. The Night Lights were added to this game on December 12, 2019. During the Summarhildr event of 2021, the Night Lights received adult forms, to a widely positive response from the player base.The Night Lights are the offspring of Toothless and the Light Fury. They live in the Hidden World and share some abilities of their parents. About a decade after the dragons left New Berk, Toothless and the Light Fury had three offspring, which Hiccup named Night Lights, as a combination between the names of their parents' species.

Dynamic Objects don't spawn in-game, they can only be accessed in the Mod Menu, and they can all be customized with different names, colors, and materials. Due to its natural curiosity towards humans, the Night Light appears to be a very easily trainable species. Young Night Lights have been shown to take very strong interest in humans, and are generally very friendly towards them, which, unlike Night and Light Furies, makes them exceptionally easy to befriend. Furthermore, when specifying Lighting Periods, the script will automatically calculate the rate at which time passes in your game and accordingly starts tweens so that they finish perfectly at the beginning of the Lighting Period. The script will also detect and compensate for any time periods that cross into other dates (ex: starting at night and ending on the “next” day).Once we found these numbers, we are going to use those numbers to calculate our timeShift, or how long many “minutes” you want to progress every time you update the time. This is calculated by local pointLightName = "PointLight" --Name of point light or other light object with .Enabled property