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I love weather effects. My friend hates weather effects. Which means, one of us isn't going to be happy. As far as I understand it, it's the server that sends the current weather to the client, that's why it is not configurable on the client.
What I would like is a way to configure the max weather intensity the server sends to the client, on a per client base. On your client you would type something like this .weather 0.5 and whenever the server updates the weather intensity to the clients it would do a min(clients_max_intensity, real_weather) for every client.
That way you could use .weather 1 to get the current, blizzlike weather or .weather 0 to get only sunshine and maybe .weather 0.7 to only get raid but no heavy rain.
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I love weather effects. My friend hates weather effects. Which means, one of us isn't going to be happy. As far as I understand it, it's the server that sends the current weather to the client, that's why it is not configurable on the client.
What I would like is a way to configure the max weather intensity the server sends to the client, on a per client base. On your client you would type something like this
.weather 0.5and whenever the server updates the weather intensity to the clients it would do amin(clients_max_intensity, real_weather)for every client.That way you could use
.weather 1to get the current, blizzlike weather or.weather 0to get only sunshine and maybe.weather 0.7to only get raid but no heavy rain.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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