Eco living sun rays

The auroras at night are beautifull, but the sunrayes in summer are too much.

This is a screenshot of Forgotten Hollow:

On some lots the sunrays just get way too bright and it is not possible to even look at the screen anymore. For example, Magnolia Blossom Park is always green and the sunrays are visible without any issues. When I recently played in the Bedrock Strait neighbourhood in Oasis Springs and the neighbourhood turned green, it was unbearable. I was playing on one of the small lots and at some angles I couldn't even see anything but the sunrays. I tried to continue playing for 2 Sim days, but then I gave up and cheated it back to neutral.

"Gagea;c-17687291" wrote:
The auroras at night are beautifull, but the sunrayes in summer are too much.

This is a screenshot of Forgotten Hollow:

I love it, it's amazing.

It's not to bad if you only have the rays on one district in a neighborhood, but I had them on all the districts in one of my neighborhoods and I could not see anything unless I was zoomed really close to my sims lot, the lighting blinded me completely. I had to turn all but my played district to neutral. It can be pretty, but as is it is just to bright with all districts green.

"Sara1010P;c-17687487" wrote:
It's not to bad if you only have the rays on one district in a neighborhood, but I had them on all the districts in one of my neighborhoods and I could not see anything unless I was zoomed really close to my sims lot, the lighting blinded me completely. I had to turn all but my played district to neutral. It can be pretty, but as is it is just to bright with all districts green.

(Please don't take this the wrong way)
Have you checked your monitor settings? Or have a very bad graphic card? Because this is very odd to me; I have no problem seeing / not being blinded anywhere but I also have no problem with "badly lit houses" that a lot of people complain about and which I am convinced is a graphic card issue.

"Beardedgeek;c-17687597" wrote:

"Sara1010P;c-17687487" wrote:
It's not to bad if you only have the rays on one district in a neighborhood, but I had them on all the districts in one of my neighborhoods and I could not see anything unless I was zoomed really close to my sims lot, the lighting blinded me completely. I had to turn all but my played district to neutral. It can be pretty, but as is it is just to bright with all districts green.

(Please don't take this the wrong way)
Have you checked your monitor settings? Or have a very bad graphic card? Because this is very odd to me; I have no problem seeing / not being blinded anywhere but I also have no problem with "badly lit houses" that a lot of people complain about and which I am convinced is a graphic card issue.

No worries,
I have no issues with badly lit houses others have had either. My lighting has always been fine up till now. Even so, it only happens if I have every district in the neighborhood green, so I just won't have any of them green except the one my sim is living in. My graphics card is the one that came with the computer when I bought it , so while it was top of the line then, it is kinda old now, I am not having any other graphical issues however and I play plenty of other games just as graphically intensive as this one.

This is what worked for me.
Move your sims into a lot in a different world keeping furniture. Go into build/buy mode and in household inventory there is a debug item called eco_ray EP09. Delete it. Move your sims back into the original lot and it will be gone.

Oh wow, never seen this before!
I made all my world green via cheat. But so far I just saw once the aurora lights at night and that was in Evergreen Harbor. I have never seen them in other worlds, how come? And sunrays? Not even in Evergreen Harbor! Is there any sepcific Season for them to apear more often?
I have completely turned off Eco livinig in my game. Is this the reason? But as I said, I made all worlds green via cheat.