Dynamicly Changing a Light's Color (Solved)

I'm a bit new to scripting still, so I'm sorry if this is a very basic problem, I'm sure it is.

I've been trying to get a basic light changing trigger to work, but for some reason that actual color of the light's isn't updating. The basic idea of what I'm trying to is that when, say red team captures blue's base, the lights in the base change from blue to red.

So far I just have some test code I've been trying to mess with:

datablock TriggerData(LightChange)
{
tickPeriodMS = 100;
};

function LightChange::OnEnterTrigger()
{
Light1.color = ("1 1 1 1");
Light2.color = ("1 1 1 1");
Light3.color = ("1 1 1 1");
}

The trigger works halfway so far. When someone walks through the trigger, nothing visually happens to the lights. However, if I am in the World Editor and check the properties of the lights after I walk through the trigger, the values have actually changed to the new color. At this point, if I just click on the field and press 'Enter', the change occurs just fine, but this obviously doesn't actually fix my problem.

One alternative I thinking I could do is to just have 2 sets of lights, and just toggle between the two sets (turning one on and the other off when appropriate), but that just feels like a rather inefficient way to do it.

I'm thinking all I am missing is some sort of update function or something really simple, but I've searched everywhere I can think of and have no idea.