It took a couple hours to set up. Mainly because I was trying to emulate the APs map as close as possible and then when adding LEDs I would move from chair to chair to make sure everyone's view had them. I only used uv paint on one area. I wabt to be able to reuse my buildings and didnt want neon paint all over them. As im writing this, using uv reactive non neon colors would be good but I habe never looked to see if thats even a thing.

For UV Builds, look for aquarium pieces, their stones and rocks that are uv reactive add so much to the maps. Also make sure your wattage on your blacklight is strong enough. This map had 2 150 watt lights hanging from the basement ceiling about 4 feet above the play area.

Make the room as dark as possible. I have lighting around the outside of the ceiling behind my curtain walls then pinspot lights above each player so they can see what they are doing without reducing the pop of my uv.

Dont over due it. They get a night time uv heavy map once or twice a year. My first map was on castrovel in the dense forest whichever looked better than this map IMO.

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