BeefsCuriousClimates
A collection of weathers by yours truly.<[ Beef's Curious Climates ]>
A selection of intriguing, unique weathers with varying gimmicks.
[SPOILER WARNING]
The following description is a spoiler for what to expect with these weathers.
I highly recommend experiencing each one for the first time before reading about it below, but then again I'm just a warning sign on a Readme, it’s not like I can do much to stop you.
[SPOILERS!]
Weather: [ Torpid ]
A widespread accumulation of mysterious, purple gas. When inhaled, the substance causes tiredness and hallucinations.
[ FEATURES ]
- Mysterious gas - The strange purple mist glides gently across the surface of a much thicker slew of chemicals. Constant exposure is not advised.
- Hallucinogenic - Inhaling too much gas will distort your vision/hearing, similar to TZP, as well as drain your stamina.
- Strange Flora - The Creyp tree grows within the fog, nourished by its strange properties.
Weather: [ SUNSHOWER ]
A gentle flow of rain with a beautiful rainbow painting the sky. Watch where you walk, the floor is slippery when wet!
[ FEATURES ]
- Gentle pour - Calm rain coats the moon with tranquility as a rainbow covers the sky. It's quite soothing.
- Slippery puddles - Keep a good eye out for puddles of water on the ground, as sprinting over them will make you fall over and drop your items.
[ CREDITS ]
- MrSaltedBeef - Main dev & creator.
- Pacoito - Immense assistance with many aspects of Itolib and other functions.
- Kenji - Immense help with setting up the weathers and figuring out how to register/include the props each spawns.
- GenericGMD - Tips & recommendations.
- Jacob - Creator of JLL, help with prefab spawner.
- _farlander - Helping me keep track of my to-do list, love & support.
- You - Obviously, for trying it out! :)
- Landcrab - PEAK creators, creator of the Gloom concept that Torpid was based on.
- Mynoise - Creators of the AMAZING (NON-AI) rain sound generator used for Sunshower.
I am incredibly grateful for all of the people who helped make my very first weather pack possible, and this project (without a doubt) would not have been possible if it weren’t for the collective effort that each of these people put into teaching me the ropes. If you are in these credits, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your creations and ideas have inspired a sense of awe that led me to realize the true potential of creativity.