Enable Snow and Rain

Discussion in 'Archived: Plugin Requests' started by Solaris765, Mar 8, 2011.

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Does this sound useful/fun at all?

  1. Yes

    9 vote(s)
    90.0%
  2. no

    1 vote(s)
    10.0%
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    Solaris765

    I would really like to see a way to turn snow and rain on and off. so i'm not really sure if this is a request of the bukkit team or a developer. either way though it would be really cool o have that sort of option
     
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    Lolmewn

    This is for the Bukkit team, there probally aren't any hooks for this yet.
     
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    Samylots

    It's can be fun... For seasons !
     
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    davr

    Pretty sure you would also need to install a client mod for this.
     
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    Solaris765

    O now that is an interesting bit of information. can you explain to me why that would be so? did notch remove the code for it or something like that?
     
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    gnftoxic

    I haven't even heard of rain or snow in minecraft, besides the obvious snow regions, but that's not like how you're describing it.. it definitely sounds like it'd be necessary for a client mod.
     
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    Codex Arcanum

    Seems vaguely workable based on my pitiful knowledge of plugin development. It would seem like you'd need to have a chance every MC day for several chunks to either A- change all grass to mud, for rain; or B- cover external surfaces in snow.

    There would be no graphics effects, but still.
     
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    Solaris765

    unfortunately the only thing i really wanted was the graphics effects since those are still included in the client as images. i didn't really care about mud snow would be nice though.
     
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    davr

    Yeah, pretty sure he removed or replaced the code for snow & rain when he added biomes to the game. There is a mod that re-enables them, but it's for singleplayer afaik
     
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    Solaris765

    darn it. well thanks for the info you guys. at least i know why it doesn't work anymore.
     

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