[Tutorial] How to make custom weather [World Renderer]

In order to render weather, you will need to use the event trigger "Graphics - Set up dimension" and set up your dimension.

• How to set up dimensions

Next, add a new procedure element and use the event trigger "Graphics - Render weather."

The following procedure allows you to render vanilla rain and snow.

There is the procedure in the list "Graphics - Weather."

• Rain: If it's false, rain will be invisible.
• Snow: If it's false, snow will be invisible.
• Speed: It's  an animation speed.
• Range: It's a display range of rain and snow.
• Color: It's the texture color.
• Constant: If it's true, rain and snow will always be visible regardless of the world weather.

The procedures allow you to render rain and snow at any positions.

There is the procedure in the list "Graphics - Weather."

It is also possible to render vanilla rain and snow using these procedures. See the procedure template "Graphics - Weather - Render weather."

• Speed: It's an animation speed.
• X/Z: They are a position of rain/snow. It's not possible to use decimal numbers, and they will be rounded down.
• Color: It's the texture color.
• Constant: If it's true, rain and snow will always be visible regardless of the world weather.

Moreover, texture setting is required before rendering.

There is the procedure "Set texture" in the list "Graphics procedures - Render effects."

Here is the guide for textures

• Render Effects

In order to add weather particles and sounds, you will need to use the event trigger "Graphics - Set weather particles and sounds."

The following procedure allows you to add weather effects.

There is the procedure in the list "Graphics - Weather particles and sounds."

• Target: It's a biome type to add effects.
• Power: The larger the value, the greater the amount of particles and the louder the volume of sound.
• Range: It's a range of particles and sounds.
• Particles: If it's false, spawn no particles.
• Sounds: If it's false, play no sound.
• Constant: If it's true, particles and sounds will always be applied regardless of the world weather.

Moreover, you will need to set particles and sounds as follows.

There are the procedures in the list "Graphics - Weather particles and sounds."

• Generic Particle: It's a particle type to spawn on ground.
• Special Particle: It's a particle type to spawn on lava, magma blocks and campfires.
• Generic Sound: It's a sound type outdoors.
• Special Sound: It's a sound type indoors.

If you want to get rain/snow of vanilla Minecraft, use procedure templates.