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

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

• How to set up dimensions

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

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

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

It is also possible to render vanilla rain and snow using these procedures. See a 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 a procedure list "Graphics procedures - Render effects."

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

The following procedure allows you to add weather effects.

There is the procedure in a procedure 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 a procedure 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.