[Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.2.1]
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Sorry for the late reply! I've been kinda busy but I really appreciate all the feedback and comments!
Edit: Now that I think about it, maybe just try going into the mod's settings of climate_api and then under performance, increase the value for "Check x nodes for outdoor test". There is already a check in place that snow cannot be placed unless underneath an air column. If you have a very high roof, the number of nodes checked by default might not suffice, though. So if your glass dome is 25 nodes high, you want this value to be at least 26. There might be a slight performance hit, though.
Thanks for letting me know about the stairs! I assume it's the same issue as with the glass, so I should hopefully be able to fix both in one go. :)UnknownOutrider wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 14:22[...] Weather gets through glass blocks. [...] I've also discovered that the weather effects get past a roof made of stairs.
Edit: Now that I think about it, maybe just try going into the mod's settings of climate_api and then under performance, increase the value for "Check x nodes for outdoor test". There is already a check in place that snow cannot be placed unless underneath an air column. If you have a very high roof, the number of nodes checked by default might not suffice, though. So if your glass dome is 25 nodes high, you want this value to be at least 26. There might be a slight performance hit, though.
It's part of Minetest Game but can be disabled in the settings. Go to Settings -> All Settings, and then look for Games -> Minetest Game. At the very bottom of the list, there should be an option called "Enable weather". Double-click on it to set it to "Disabled".Also, I saw mention to disable the "default weather mod" above. How? I can't find a "default weather mod" in my installed mods or settings.
I think so, too. It is just extremely hard to test and get the balance quite right by myself. So I definitely appreciate the feedback! I'll look into it further.
Thank you. :)
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Hi,
Very cool mod, I use it in my singleplayer world.
As what have been said before, it's a good mod, but need some tuning.
I'm playing in a Jungle biome, and temperature was very very low (freezing), probably because I'm close to a mountain with snowy biome. And the humidity was very dry, probably because I'm close to a desert biome on the other side (all with valley mapgen and ethereal). So it results that I'm living in a jungle where it's freezing and never rains :-)
I played with set_base_temperature/humidity commands, found the good settings to have a more realistic place to live, but then was surprised that the change was not permanent for this world, every time I load the game again, temperature comes back to what it was. So I used the "settings" menu to set it, and so it works. For me it's ok since I only play in one world, but if someone have many different worlds, I guess the settings will affect all the other worlds as well...
And I haven't traveled far enough for now to see how this setting would affect other places of my world
A few improvements that can be made :
- Puddles texture are very ugly IMO, so I desactivated it
- The rivers water icing is a good idea, but looks like they never melt back to water. After new base_heat, I could have days with a "Scorching 42°C", and still ice in the river... I wanted to disable this function in the settings, but then all the ice blocks appears as "unknown items". I tried to modify the code to make it melt faster, but was not really efficient, so I endend disabling new icing in the code, breaking by hand the existent ice blocks in my river, and let it like that, hoping that with the new settings, other ice around will smelt slowly, and never ice again.
- When it's raining, the way you detect that we are "indoor" makes strange behavior that if we are in the wild and it's raining, when we go under a tree, it stops raining. Going out of the tree, and rain start again.
- The wind sound is too high. I looked in the code to try to find if I could easely set the gain, but was a bit to complex for me, so I just edited the .ogg file with audacity and decreased the gain of this sound by 50%, and now it's perfect
- The amplitude of temperature sometimes is a bit too extreme, going from 5°C in the morning to 39°C at 2 pm... well, there's some place on earth where we can experiment that, but it's not so common
And finally, if one day you rewrite the code, it would be much better to use Celsius degrees everywhere, and add a Fahrenheit degrees conversion for the few US people playing... because, well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Coun ... enheit.svg
Very cool mod, I use it in my singleplayer world.
As what have been said before, it's a good mod, but need some tuning.
I'm playing in a Jungle biome, and temperature was very very low (freezing), probably because I'm close to a mountain with snowy biome. And the humidity was very dry, probably because I'm close to a desert biome on the other side (all with valley mapgen and ethereal). So it results that I'm living in a jungle where it's freezing and never rains :-)
I played with set_base_temperature/humidity commands, found the good settings to have a more realistic place to live, but then was surprised that the change was not permanent for this world, every time I load the game again, temperature comes back to what it was. So I used the "settings" menu to set it, and so it works. For me it's ok since I only play in one world, but if someone have many different worlds, I guess the settings will affect all the other worlds as well...
And I haven't traveled far enough for now to see how this setting would affect other places of my world
A few improvements that can be made :
- Puddles texture are very ugly IMO, so I desactivated it
- The rivers water icing is a good idea, but looks like they never melt back to water. After new base_heat, I could have days with a "Scorching 42°C", and still ice in the river... I wanted to disable this function in the settings, but then all the ice blocks appears as "unknown items". I tried to modify the code to make it melt faster, but was not really efficient, so I endend disabling new icing in the code, breaking by hand the existent ice blocks in my river, and let it like that, hoping that with the new settings, other ice around will smelt slowly, and never ice again.
- When it's raining, the way you detect that we are "indoor" makes strange behavior that if we are in the wild and it's raining, when we go under a tree, it stops raining. Going out of the tree, and rain start again.
- The wind sound is too high. I looked in the code to try to find if I could easely set the gain, but was a bit to complex for me, so I just edited the .ogg file with audacity and decreased the gain of this sound by 50%, and now it's perfect
- The amplitude of temperature sometimes is a bit too extreme, going from 5°C in the morning to 39°C at 2 pm... well, there's some place on earth where we can experiment that, but it's not so common
And finally, if one day you rewrite the code, it would be much better to use Celsius degrees everywhere, and add a Fahrenheit degrees conversion for the few US people playing... because, well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Coun ... enheit.svg
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Hey! Thanks for the feedback! :)
yeah, not much I can do about that. it doesn't really care about the biomes at all but instead looks at the temperatures / humidity values during world generation. if you end up in a dry, cold jungle then that means that the game decided to put a jungle in a dry, cold area for whatever reason. it's weird but a bit out of scope to fix unless I want to hardcode weather conditions based on biomes leading to many other issues.I'm playing in a Jungle biome, and temperature was very very low (freezing), probably because I'm close to a mountain with snowy biome. And the humidity was very dry, probably because I'm close to a desert biome on the other side (all with valley mapgen and ethereal). So it results that I'm living in a jungle where it's freezing and never rains :-)
Yes, I implemented those commands for debug and showcase purposes and hadn't condisdered to make them persistent. That's a good idea.I played with set_base_temperature/humidity commands, found the good settings to have a more realistic place to live, but then was surprised that the change was not permanent for this world, every time I load the game again, temperature comes back to what it was. So I used the "settings" menu to set it, and so it works
:( I like them but to each their own. that's why it's a toggleable feature.Puddles texture are very ugly IMO, so I desactivated it
interesting. it has worked fine so far in my own world but I needed to make similar adjustements to snow layers based on other reports. Thanks for letting me know, I will look into it.The rivers water icing is a good idea, but looks like they never melt back to water. After new base_heat, I could have days with a "Scorching 42°C", and still ice in the river
oops. something must've gone wrong there. I'll fix that.I wanted to disable this function in the settings, but then all the ice blocks appears as "unknown items".
I know that it's weird. This is how all weather mods that I know of do it at the moment (unless they don't check at all which is even worse). But I am thinking of better ways to do it. Maybe the new updates to the light system can be helpful.When it's raining, the way you detect that we are "indoor" makes strange behavior that if we are in the wild and it's raining, when we go under a tree, it stops raining. Going out of the tree, and rain start again.
hmmm... you're probably right.The wind sound is too high.
yeah, I've been struggling with that for a long time now. still a wipThe amplitude of temperature sometimes is a bit too extreme, going from 5°C in the morning to 39°C at 2 pm... well, there's some place on earth where we can experiment that, but it's not so common
I am using Fahrenheit here because the game engine uses Fahrenheit in the world generation. it makes the code more consistent. Otherwise I would have chosen Celsius as well.it would be much better to use Celsius degrees everywhere
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Of course, but you have made awesome work so far :-) Thanks a lot for that !
Oh, really ? What would be the best way to talk about that ? Make a new post in the forum ? Or open a issue on the engine github (I'm not very used to Github system, don't really know how to do it) ?I am using Fahrenheit here because the game engine uses Fahrenheit in the world generation. it makes the code more consistent. Otherwise I would have chosen Celsius as well.it would be much better to use Celsius degrees everywhere
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Heat and humidity used by the mapgen are "abstract units".
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paramat wrote: ↑Mon Oct 05, 2020 18:37The heat and humidity noise values are in abstract units, [...] Some have commented how MT humidity is very approx similar to 'relative humidty', and how MT heat is very approx similar to that stupid imperial unit 'fahrenheit'.
But, it is best to not think of them like this as such comparisons are extremely approximate, and MT humidity can exceed the 0 to 100 range. Also of course, everyone outside the USA should avoid thinking in fahrenheit.
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Ha, ok ! So we have now a new unit for temperature ! How should we call it ? Degrees Minetenheit
or Degrees Minetelsius ? :-D
Ho yes, I've read a bit of the lua_api.txt to understand how works temperature and biome distribution, and I got it way better now.TestificateMods wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 05:50yeah, not much I can do about that. it doesn't really care about the biomes at all but instead looks at the temperatures / humidity values during world generation. if you end up in a dry, cold jungle then that means that the game decided to put a jungle in a dry, cold area for whatever reason. it's weird but a bit out of scope to fix unless I want to hardcode weather conditions based on biomes leading to many other issues.I'm playing in a Jungle biome, and temperature was very very low (freezing), probably because I'm close to a mountain with snowy biome. And the humidity was very dry, probably because I'm close to a desert biome on the other side (all with valley mapgen and ethereal). So it results that I'm living in a jungle where it's freezing and never rains :-)
Your approach is good I think, this issue comes more from the mapgen noise settings which could be tuned better and/or biome placement settings.
Probably because mapgen noise setting and biome registration were written by different people who had a different perception of the signification of this exotic "Minetest degree".
This could be solved by adding a conversion reference in lua_api.txt so every modder can follow the same rule about how to interpret Minetest temperature value.
If I understood it good, Minetest temperature ranges from 0 to 100, so the boundaries could be matched with common extreme temperatures found on earth, from -20°C to 50°C for e.g.
But a dev who knows better than me how this value was interpreted in the past will be more able "conversion rule" to not break everything that depends on it
Of course, all what I said can be applied to humidity value as well
https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/11211
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
I've been having a hard time getting this to work with my game, MeseCraft. Are there any known conflicts with other mods that prevent the climate modpack from working properly? I've never seen any weather effects work in the game naturally.
This is the source I use to build the game: https://notabug.org/MeseCraft/mesecraft/src/development
Been troubleshooting this for awhile and am stuck. Will keep trying though.
This is the source I use to build the game: https://notabug.org/MeseCraft/mesecraft/src/development
Been troubleshooting this for awhile and am stuck. Will keep trying though.
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
It seems to be not working even in MTG without other mods.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
I've been on a bit of a hiatus because I've been incredibly busy recently. I probably won't have the time to develop any patches for probably the next couple weeks.
The mods definitely worked on MTG 5.2.0 and 5.3.0 - I was not able to test the more recent 5.4.1 build yet. Sorry I can't be of more help at the moment. I will have a look at it once I have the time.
The mods definitely worked on MTG 5.2.0 and 5.3.0 - I was not able to test the more recent 5.4.1 build yet. Sorry I can't be of more help at the moment. I will have a look at it once I have the time.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
No known conflicts that would cause this problem. The only one being player_monoids from the ContentDB causing problems with movement - the fixed version on their Github solves it, though.
So it might very well be the updated Minetest version itself. I cannot confirm whether my mods work under 5.4.1 at the moment because of time restrictions. But the update may or may not have caused some issues. The mods definitely worked under 5.3.0
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
I'll give it another go now. Thank you for the notification. I'll test it soon and respond with the result. The mod looks really promising and I'm excited to test it. Hope the holidays were nice for you.
Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
I was able to verify it working in the game by adjusting temp and humidity to 0 and 100 respectively. I think the values of my humidity and temp are something I need to understand more and calibrate or test more. I just haven't the weather appearing naturally in the game at all.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
bug. looks like :/ meh :/
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Hi,
A very nice mode indeed. But I have concerns about heat and humidity values. Some biomes like savana or banana grove (from ethereal) have weird values : it is sometimes freezing in savana with ice blocks in river.
But I have also noticed that heat and humidity don't change with altitude, except for mapgen "valley" where heat varies to much. If I take the carpathian mapgen : I still get high temperature at top of mountains. It is probably related to specific mapgen features but maybe you will find a way to take account for altitude.
I don't see any reply from you (the author) since last year, I just hope that development/update of this great mod is not given up.
Warmest regards.
A very nice mode indeed. But I have concerns about heat and humidity values. Some biomes like savana or banana grove (from ethereal) have weird values : it is sometimes freezing in savana with ice blocks in river.
But I have also noticed that heat and humidity don't change with altitude, except for mapgen "valley" where heat varies to much. If I take the carpathian mapgen : I still get high temperature at top of mountains. It is probably related to specific mapgen features but maybe you will find a way to take account for altitude.
I don't see any reply from you (the author) since last year, I just hope that development/update of this great mod is not given up.
Warmest regards.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
probably yes, they gave up. it doesnt work with newest minetest cause it leaves you with no weather at all. tested in mt 5.5.1 ... :/yitianetie wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 08:17Hi,
A very nice mode indeed. But I have concerns about heat and humidity values. Some biomes like savana or banana grove (from ethereal) have weird values : it is sometimes freezing in savana with ice blocks in river.
But I have also noticed that heat and humidity don't change with altitude, except for mapgen "valley" where heat varies to much. If I take the carpathian mapgen : I still get high temperature at top of mountains. It is probably related to specific mapgen features but maybe you will find a way to take account for altitude.
I don't see any reply from you (the author) since last year, I just hope that development/update of this great mod is not given up.
Warmest regards.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
The mods should be working with the newest updates, some world might need some tweaking with the configuration. Sadly, the heat map has always been a bit wonky.
I still occasionally check back on the forums but I indeed don't have much time for continuous development. I would love to put more time into it to improve stability and performance (including aforementioned weirdness) but my financial situation doesn't allow for that kind of time dedication. For the time being, I will fix critical bugs across version updates but no feature updates planned for the near future.
I still occasionally check back on the forums but I indeed don't have much time for continuous development. I would love to put more time into it to improve stability and performance (including aforementioned weirdness) but my financial situation doesn't allow for that kind of time dedication. For the time being, I will fix critical bugs across version updates but no feature updates planned for the near future.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
This bug usually arises when you don't follow the installation instructions completely.hacknorris wrote: ↑Thu Jun 23, 2022 08:46bug. looks like :/ meh :/
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You need to disable the default cloud mod in order to prevent conflicts.
TestificateMods wrote: ↑Thu Apr 16, 2020 18:21Important: [...] when using this with Minetest Game, go to your Settings -> All Settings -> Games -> Minetest Game and set Enable weather to disabled. Otherwise, some of Climate API's visual effects will be overriden by MTG's cloud randomization.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
yes. i disabled. but then i got empty sky with no weather...TestificateMods wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 17:37This bug usually arises when you don't follow the installation instructions completely.hacknorris wrote: ↑Thu Jun 23, 2022 08:46bug. looks like :/ meh :/
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You need to disable the default cloud mod in order to prevent conflicts.
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
Probably because you're in a very dry savannah. If you also don't get any clouds in more humid regions (e.g. a rainforest) then tinkering with the mods base humidity configuration could help.hacknorris wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 17:55yes. i disabled. but then i got empty sky with no weather...
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
not only this. i just dont have weather. like no clouds, no rain, no nothing. only 2 raw and useless stats i can send over chat...TestificateMods wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 19:35Probably because you're in a very dry savannah. If you also don't get any clouds in more humid regions (e.g. a rainforest) then tinkering with the mods base humidity configuration could help.hacknorris wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 17:55yes. i disabled. but then i got empty sky with no weather...
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Re: [Modpack] Regional Weather Bundle [climate] [1.0.4]
First up, make sure that you grabbed both mods and not just Climate API. If you are missing the Regional Weather mod then you don't have any weather effects installed. Also make sure that you not only installed but also activated both mods in your world.hacknorris wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30, 2022 07:10not only this. i just dont have weather. like no clouds, no rain, no nothing. only 2 raw and useless stats i can send over chat...
If that is the case then the only way of testing is to set the base humidity and the base temperature to an extremely high level. That should force it to rain everywhere. If this works then playing with those values should fix your issue.
If both of these fail then there might be a bug in the mod.
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