How to Develop Film and Get Usable Photographs

Setting Up the Lightroom

Build a Lightroom block and interact with it to open its interface. The Lightroom is where exposed film turns into viewable images. You need the exposed film (the roll you shot with your Camera) plus the Lightroom's own requirements, such as a light source or the chromatic materials the mod uses for color processing. Check the Lightroom screen for the slots it expects and fill them accordingly.

Processing and Collecting Results

Place your exposed film into the Lightroom's input slot and start the developing process. Black and White Film develops into Developed Black and White Film; Color Film develops into Developed Color Film. Once development finishes, pull the developed film out. Developed film is what actually produces Photographs you can display. If you used Chromatic Sheet or similar color-related items, they affect how color film renders. After you have Photographs, you can right-click them to view, place them in Photograph Frames or Glass Photograph Frames, or organize them in a Photo Album. Aged Photograph is a separate collectible item and is not produced by normal developing.