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A steadier tsunami, gentler lightning and a mode for graphics mods
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A steadier tsunami, gentler lightning and a mode for graphics mods
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The tsunami no longer drains early and players who join mid-flood see the water at its real height. Supercell lightning jolts cars instead of launching them. A new Graphics mod mode keeps the resource out of the way of NaturalVision, QuantV and similar mods, and the server console now tells you when an update is out.
config/ or custom/. Your edits there stay as they are.Running NaturalVision, QuantV or another graphics mod? Turn on Graphics mod mode in /weatherconfig → Compatibility. The resource then leaves the colour grade and the moon to your mod and keeps its snow and sand light. The weather itself still changes everywhere as normal.
The server console now prints a line at start saying whether you are on the latest version, with the changelog when an update is waiting.
Replace every file in the resource, except what you edited yourself:
client/ — bloodmoon.lua, darkhour.lua, effects.lua, particles.lua, polish.lua, sandstorm.lua, thunderbolt.lua, timecycle.lua, tsunami.lua, zones.lua.server/ — version.lua, weather.lua.shared/settings.lua, fxmanifest.lua, README.md.locales/ — every language changed (the new setting's text). Re-apply any translation you edited.A new switch in /weatherconfig → Compatibility. With it on, the resource leaves the colour grade, the blood moon's red moon and the extra polish to your graphics mod, and keeps its snow and sand particles light. The weather still changes everywhere as normal.
At start the server console shows your version, the latest one and whether you are up to date. When an update is waiting it lists its type, urgency and changelog, with a link to the full notes.
The water could start draining as soon as a player walked into a zone without the tsunami, even though the flood was still running. It now stays up for everyone until the tsunami ends, and comes back on its own if another resource resets the map's water.
Someone joining during a tsunami saw the water start rising from sea level. They now see it at the height it has already reached.
A supercell bolt could throw a car into the air. The push is now capped and scaled to the vehicle's weight and speed, and the same car cannot be hit again for two seconds, so a strike rocks nearby cars rather than flinging them.
A colour preset missing from the game was requested again every frame. It is now skipped and checked again only now and then, with a single warning in the console.
When the game culled them under load, the whole field was torn down and rebuilt four times a second. It now waits a few seconds before rebuilding.