Rain Weather Effects - Revision history

Edoantonioco at 23:22, 26 October 2019

2019-10-26T23:22:03Z

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	== Stop rain in a certain area ==		== Stop rain in a certain area ==

	To do that you have to go to editor mode, click in Load, and then search for "Particle Occluder Hotspot", and spawn it where you want rain to not have any effect.		To do that you have to go to editor mode, click in Load, and then search for '''Particle Occluder Hotspot''', and spawn it where you want rain to not have any effect.

	After that, in editor mode, press "Y" and go to Custom Shaders, here write '''<code>#GPU_PARTICLE_FIELD_OCCLUSION</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').		After that, in editor mode, press "Y" and go to Custom Shaders, here write '''<code>#GPU_PARTICLE_FIELD_OCCLUSION</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').

Edoantonioco at 23:16, 26 October 2019

2019-10-26T23:16:07Z

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	Here's [[Shader_And_Weather_Effects#Particles\|instructions for adding a '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' value]].		Here's [[Shader_And_Weather_Effects#Particles\|instructions for adding a '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' value]].

	~~Take in mind using this Custom shader can affect performance a bit.~~

	== Stop rain in a certain area ==		== Stop rain in a certain area ==
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	To do that you have to go to editor mode, click in Load, and then search for "Particle Occluder Hotspot", and spawn it where you want rain to not have any effect.		To do that you have to go to editor mode, click in Load, and then search for "Particle Occluder Hotspot", and spawn it where you want rain to not have any effect.

	After that, in editor mode, press "Y" and go to Custom Shaders, here write '''<code>#GPU_PARTICLE_FIELD_OCCLUSION</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''')		After that, in editor mode, press "Y" and go to Custom Shaders, here write '''<code>#GPU_PARTICLE_FIELD_OCCLUSION</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').

			Take in mind using this Custom shader can affect performance a bit.

	== Water "rain splash" shader effect ==		== Water "rain splash" shader effect ==

Edoantonioco at 23:15, 26 October 2019

2019-10-26T23:15:40Z

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	Here's [[Shader_And_Weather_Effects#Particles\|instructions for adding a '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' value]].		Here's [[Shader_And_Weather_Effects#Particles\|instructions for adding a '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' value]].

			Take in mind using this Custom shader can affect performance a bit.

	== Stop rain in a certain area ==		== Stop rain in a certain area ==

Edoantonioco at 23:14, 26 October 2019

2019-10-26T23:14:50Z

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	Here's [[Shader_And_Weather_Effects#Particles\|instructions for adding a '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' value]].		Here's [[Shader_And_Weather_Effects#Particles\|instructions for adding a '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' value]].

			== Stop rain in a certain area ==

			To do that you have to go to editor mode, click in Load, and then search for "Particle Occluder Hotspot", and spawn it where you want rain to not have any effect.

			After that, in editor mode, press "Y" and go to Custom Shaders, here write '''<code>#GPU_PARTICLE_FIELD_OCCLUSION</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''')

	== Water "rain splash" shader effect ==		== Water "rain splash" shader effect ==

Mng: Added to category: Modding, Overgrowth

2018-03-08T21:41:03Z

Added to category: Modding, Overgrowth

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	* <code>Fade Distance</code> - (default value of <code>1</code> is fine)		* <code>Fade Distance</code> - (default value of <code>1</code> is fine)
	* <code>Wind Scale</code> - (default value of <code>false</code> is fine)		* <code>Wind Scale</code> - (default value of <code>false</code> is fine)

			[[Category: Overgrowth]]
			[[Category: Modding]]

Merlyn: /* Water "rain splash" shader effect */

2017-11-18T22:30:14Z

Water "rain splash" shader effect

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	This adds the shimmering water layer effect to all the objects in the world.		This adds the shimmering water layer effect to all the objects in the world.

	[[File:Rainy-~~shader2~~-z-small.gif]]		[[File:Rainy-shader3-z-small.gif]]

	To add this, add the '''<code>Custom Shader</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''', and it is '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' not '''<code>#RAIN</code>''').		To add this, add the '''<code>Custom Shader</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''', and it is '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' not '''<code>#RAIN</code>''').

Merlyn: /* Rain particle effect */

2017-11-18T22:16:29Z

Rain particle effect

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	This adds the falling rain drop particles.		This adds the falling rain drop particles.

	[[File:Rain-~~particles_small~~.gif]]		[[File:Rain-particles2_small.gif]]

	To add this, add the '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAIN</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').		To add this, add the '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAIN</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').

Merlyn: /* Thunder and lightning hotspot */

2017-11-18T21:50:26Z

Thunder and lightning hotspot

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	== Thunder and lightning hotspot ==		== Thunder and lightning hotspot ==

			This add the periodic light flashes and thunder clap sound (the ambient rain sound is separate, in case you want to have a lightning storm going on nearby, but no rain).

			[[File:Rain-hotspot-lightning-effect.gif]]

	[[File:Editor-load-load-item.png\|114px\|thumb\|'''Load item...''' menu option]]		[[File:Editor-load-load-item.png\|114px\|thumb\|'''Load item...''' menu option]]

	~~This add the periodic light flashes and thunder clap sound (but not the ambient rain sound, in case you want to have a lightning storm going on nearby, but no rain).~~

	To add this, use the '''Load item...''' menu option:		To add this, use the '''Load item...''' menu option:

Merlyn at 21:32, 18 November 2017

2017-11-18T21:32:26Z

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	== Water "rain splash" shader effect ==		== Water "rain splash" shader effect ==

	This adds the shimmering water layer effect to all the objects in the world. ~~Here's an example~~: ~~https://gfycat~~.~~com/gifs/detail/SplendidThisAiredaleterrier~~		This adds the shimmering water layer effect to all the objects in the world.

			[[File:Rainy-shader2-z-small.gif]]

	To add this, add the '''<code>Custom Shader</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''', and it is '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' not '''<code>#RAIN</code>''').		To add this, add the '''<code>Custom Shader</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''', and it is '''<code>#RAINY</code>''' not '''<code>#RAIN</code>''').

Merlyn: /* Rain particle effect */

2017-11-18T20:55:16Z

Rain particle effect

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	== Rain particle effect ==		== Rain particle effect ==

	This adds the falling rain drop particles. ~~Here's an example~~: ~~https://gfycat~~.~~com/gifs/detail/WearyMetallicFrog~~		This adds the falling rain drop particles.

			[[File:Rain-particles_small.gif]]

	To add this, add the '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAIN</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').		To add this, add the '''<code>GPU Particle Field</code>''' entry to the level's script parameters. Set this value to '''<code>#RAIN</code>''' (make sure you use '''upper-case''').