Renamed Combined Weathers
Adds named versions of all unnamed combined and progressing weathers.
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| Dependency string | poison_paradise-Renamed_Combined_Weathers-1.0.0 |
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This mod requires the following mods to function
Zigzag-Combined_Weathers_Toolkit
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Preferred version: 1.3.2DemonMae-Black_Fog_Weather
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Preferred version: 1.1.1Zigzag-LegendWeathers
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Preferred version: 2.1.2XuXiaolan-CodeRebirth
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Preferred version: 1.4.1README
Gives unique names to all combination weathers that don't already have them.
Lethal Elements by default calls the Solar Flare + Snowfall weather "Aurora Borealis" instead of simply "Solar Flare + Snowfall", and I really like that bit of flavor it adds. So, I went out of my way to make a copy of every existing "+" and ">" named weather from Weather Tweaks, Combined Toolkit, and Lethal Elements Theta, but with a fitting rename instead.
If you are a dev for these three mods, feel free to steal my names.
YOU NEED TO DISABLE THE OLD "+" AND ">" NAMED WEATHERS IN WEATHER REGISTRY'S CONFIG
Renamed Weather Tweaks Combined Weathers:
- "Blackout + Snowfall" is now "Winter Blackout"
- "Blackout + Solar Flare" is now "Solar Blackout"
- "Eclipsed + Blackout" is now "Extirpate Eclipse"
- "Eclipsed + Flooded" is now "Eclipsed Flood"
- "Eclipsed + Rainy" is now "Eclipsed Rain"
- "Eclipsed + Snowfall" is now "Eclipsed Snowfall" (I didn't say these were ALL creative)
- "Foggy + Blackout" is now "Stygian Fog"
- "Foggy + Eclipsed" is now "Eclipsed Fog"
- "Foggy + Flooded" is now "Foggy Flood"
- "Foggy + Rainy" is now "Misty Rain"
- "Foggy + Snowfall" is now "Icy Haze"
- "Foggy + Solar Flare" is now "Solar Fog"
- "Rainy + Blackout" is now "Stygian Rain"
- "Stormy + Flooded" is now "Torrential Lightning"
- "Stormy + Rainy" is now "Lightning Downpour"
- "Stormy + Rainy + Eclipsed" is now "Eclipsed Lightning Downpour"
- "Stormy + Rainy + Flooded" is now "Torrential Thunderstorm"
- "Stormy + Rainy + Flooded + Eclipsed" is now "Eclipsed Torrential Thunderstorm"
- "Stormy + Solar Flare" is now "Solar Storm"
- "Eclipsed > Foggy" is now "Transient Eclipse"
- "Eclipsed > None" is now "Brief Eclipse"
- "Foggy > None" is now "Clearing Fog"
- "None > Blackout" is now "Late Blackout"
- "None > Foggy" is now "Incoming Fog"
- "None > Heatwave" is now "Hot Night"
- "None > Stormy" is now "Slow Storm"
- "Rainy > Eclipse" is now "Lagging Eclipse"
- "Rainy > Stormy" is now "Early Storm"
Renamed Combined Weathers Toolkit Combined Weathers:
- "Black Fog + Heatwave" is now "Blackwave Fog"
- "Black Fog + Snowfall" is now "Black Snow"
- "Blizzard + Forsaken" is now "Forsaken Blizzard"
- "Flooded + Hallowed" is now "Hallowed Flood"
- "Foggy + Meteor Shower" is now "Meteoric Fog"
- "Forsaken + Blood Moon" is now "Forsaken Moon"
- "Hallowed + Majora Moon" is now "Majora Hallow"
- "Heatwave + Blizzard" is now "Hot Ice"
- "Blood Moon + Meteor Shower" is now "Blood Moon Meteors"
- "Rainy + Majora Moon" is now "Majora Rain"
- "Snowfall + Blood Moon" is now "Blood Moon Snow"
- "Snowfall + Majora Moon" is now "Majora Snowfall"
- "Tornado + Majora Moon" is now "Majora Tornado"
- "Toxic Smog + Blood Moon" is now "Toxic Blood Moon"
Renamed Lethal Elements Theta Combined Weathers:
- "Snowfall > Rainy" is now "Clearing Snow"
- "Solar Flare > Heatwave" is now "Solar Facula"