Yeah pretty much, you can edit the values if you open it with the e4pViewer
You can do this with the blender plugin already, only the frequencies are propably best set in the editor. Of course one could do more here, however I believe the required effort would not realy be worth the gains.
Gotcha, I’ll take a look at the EP4 viewer, but I’ve never used Blender before so I’m not sure it’ll be worth the hassle. Still, I’ll poke around and see if anything stands out.
Were you ever able to fully decipher how the Emergency 4 light editor handles its logic — specifically in terms of flash frequency, offsets, intensity, and how it processes timing? I'm curious whether the system has been reverse engineered enough to allow for deeper control over light behavior, such as creating more complex flash patterns or timing sequences.
Also, is it technically possible to develop a more advanced external light editor or tool — one that would streamline mod development by enabling features like copying and pasting entire layered light setups, batch editing multiple lights at once, or visually previewing the timing of all light patterns? This would drastically improve workflow compared to editing individual lights one by one.
