<kuid2:140046:101250:3> Lighthouse Cape Hatteras (w/nightmode and rotating beacon)

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My second object exported via Blender 2.8. Despite great difficulty, I managed to make a nightmode with a rotating DCB224aerobeacon. This beacon rotates once every 15 seconds, giving a flash every 7.5 seconds. Rotate 90 degrees, so it faces the right way. I made a tutorial of how I animated an older version of this lighthouse in GMAX on YouTube. It is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_H5TJqG46M&t=2s. I'm documenting everything I learned about Blender in the form of a multi-part tutorial. The first part can be found here: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noBtn9sV5kI). The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse marks a dangerous section of the Outer Banks of North Carolina where the North-moving Gulf Stream collides with the South-moving Labrador Current. The resulting waves could potentially rip ships to shreads. (At least, the old wooden ships.) The daymark features spiraling black and white stripes. There are two black stripes, one on the north side and one on the south side. There are also two white stripes on the west and east sides. These stripes make 1.5 rotations as they spiral upwards. This daymark is so rare, it's only used on one other lighthouse (the St. Augustine Lighthouse), but on that lighthouse, the stripes are rotated 45 degrees. Cape Hatteras is equiped with a DCB-224 Aerobeacon (a two-sided airport-style beacon 24 inches in diameter). This beacon flashes every 7.5 seconds. This lighthouse is the tallest in North America.