I'm still seeing problems with UDL that make me believe that UDL is NOT ready for Prime Time and it's a mistake for Roll20 to have made it the default. I'm hoping that the Powers That Be see this, and decide to either put major effort into fixing UDL or back off on sunsetting LDL. 1. Some of the variables and settings have not been exported to the API. (Minor problem) 2. Setting a token to emit Bright Light for 20ft and Low Light for 20 feet results in Bright light for more than 40ft. (Major problem). I've tested this on several pages and several tokens. The lighting that is provided with the setting is far more than it should be. It looks like it goes out to about 60 feet of bright light. 3. Setting Emits Bright Light and then a distance setting, and then turning off the Emits Bright Light keeps the distance setting so that when it's turned back on again, the distance is set. This is not true for Emits Low Light. Low Light distance gets reset to 0. (Consistency issue). I'd prefer it if the settings were to remain so that if someone casts a Light spell on an object they are carrying (20 ft bright light, 20 ft low light in D&D 5E) I can just turn the settings on or off depending on whether or not the Light spell is active and not worry about the distance settings. 4. On my test map, setting a token to Night Vision, Distance 60, Night Vision effect Nocturnal reveals the entire room to the player, a distance of at least 80 feet for that room. (Major problem). I can't tell if it's bright light or not but the entire room seems lit to that player the same as a token that is emitting bright light does to that player. That is, there doesn't appear to be any functional difference between "bright light" and "nocturnal light". This is on a map that is set to use the new Dynamic Lighting. Now maybe there are settings or something that are confusing but it seems very straightforward English. Or maybe Roll20 has a different idea of what "nocturnal", "bright light", "low light", "emits light", etc. mean than I do. But, right now, none of this sits right with me and makes me believe that UDL is broken and not ready for use.