Bulb to Candle Conversions

There have been loads of really nice chandeliers released that I've always loved, but hadn't actually used because they all had light bulbs instead of actual candles. Slowly, in between all the other ongoing projects I have, I have been looking at these and converting them!

Today I present a set of lights by the great Felixandre! (Lots of images incoming!!!!)

First, from the Estate set, we have the crystal, and metal chandeliers:

Then from the château set we have these lanterns:

From the Florence set, we have these Murano glass chandeliers:

And finally, some sconces! The Paris set had a two candle and a three candle sconce, which I have converted as well as made mirror versions of each; the château set also had a single candle sconce, which I've edited around a bit, so it looks more like a candle:

Here you can see the before and afters:

As usual, all of these are Off-The-Grid!!

Now; I have included two separate zip files here. "Override versions"; and "New versions":

• Download the "New Versions" for all new files for each light, which you can safely keep in your mods folder with the original files. I recommend to download this file.

• If you have builds with the lightbulbs already installed and you want to automatically change them all into the candle version, download the "Override Versions" but please be aware that if you do this, you CANNOT have the original lightbulb versions from Felixandre in your mods folder - because they will conflict.

  • The mirrored versions are in both zip files as they are completely new and won't conflict with anything.

REMEMBER: ONLY DOWNLOAD ONE OF THE ZIP FILES

You can download the bulb versions from Felixandre's original sets here (but I do recommend downloading all the sets, if you haven't already):

Estate Part 2
Château Part 2
Florence Part 3
Paris Part 3

Have fun!!

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Update 16/07/2026:
Updated all files with new interaction tuning; fixed any tag discrepancies; and improved meshes overall; uv_1s remade to ensure no transparency issues when using MXAO in post-processing software.