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Xtroose said:
If you have some ACS and DECORATE experience, you could also try using JonnyFive's weatherFX. It includes snow and rain effects, an example map and a PDF file with instructions for setting it up. There is one problem though, the scripts depend on player TIDs and may require some modification for multiplayer use, which is quite probably the main game mode of your mod. If you just want some simple and easy to use decorative snow, I would go with the Realm 667 simple snow spawner, but if you strive for realism, then I would try using JonnyFive's weatherFX.

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Kaylomaster said:
dang, tha jonny5 thing is confusing already, does it work with doom builder 2?

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Kaylomaster said:
(skulltag (doom in hexen format) )

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Kaylomaster said:
if so, is there a tutorial on how?

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Kaylomaster said:
dang, tha jonny5 thing is confusing already, does it work with doom builder 2?

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skulltag (doom in hexen format)

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Patrick said:
didn't johnnyfive post a tutorial on this very forum? I believe he did.

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Gez said:

Isn't it going to be the same information as what's in the doc bundled with the resource?

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BadCompany said:
How I can this snow effect "translate" from hexen format to doom format?

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Gez said:
Simple snow spawner

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Gez said:

No. There isn't a tutorial for each and every single special effect in existence. Tell you what, experiment and tinker until you get it to work and then you can write that tutorial yourself.

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disentomb said:
I still can not get rain to work lol

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boris said:
More and more people asking "does this and that work in Doombuiler" is becoming annoying.

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Alphawolf said:
http://i1239.photobucket.com/albums/ff511/xSuPerF1yTNTx/ACSERROR.png?t=1298752868

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GreyGhost said:
You're welcome. With a bit of trial and error you should arrive at the effect you're looking for.
Try this thread where you'll find another test map that looks eerily familiar, and this thread where there are links to a couple more rain effects you can try out.

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disentomb said:
maybe change #import to #include? most easy thing to try first, even if you doubt that being the cause.

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#include "weather.acs"
#include "zcommon.acs"

script 1 open
{

//Set up the weather spots
WFX_WeatherZones 5;

//Regular snow
WFX_Upper_TID[0]=9;
WFX_Lower_TID[0]=10;
WFX_Type[0]="SnowSpawner";
WFX_IgnorePlayer[0]=0;
WFX_Distance[0]=1024;
WFX_Density[0]=32;
WFX_Active[0]=1;

//Regular snow
WFX_Upper_TID[0]=1;
WFX_Lower_TID[0]=2;
WFX_Type[0]="SnowSpawner";
WFX_IgnorePlayer[0]=0;
WFX_Distance[0]=1024;
WFX_Density[0]=32;
WFX_Active[0]=1;

//Light rain
WFX_Upper_TID[1]=3;
WFX_Lower_TID[1]=4;
WFX_Type[1]="RainSpawner";
WFX_IgnorePlayer[1]=0;
WFX_Distance[1]=1024;
WFX_Density[1]=32;
WFX_Active[1]=1;

//Heavy snow
WFX_Upper_TID[2]=5;
WFX_Lower_TID[2]=6;
WFX_Type[2]="HardSnowSpawner";
WFX_IgnorePlayer[2]=0;
WFX_Distance[2]=1024;
WFX_Density[2]=64;
WFX_Active[2]=1;

//Hard rain
WFX_Upper_TID[3]=7;
WFX_Lower_TID[3]=8;
WFX_Type[3]="HardRainSpawner";
WFX_IgnorePlayer[3]=0;
WFX_Distance[3]=1024;
WFX_Density[3]=128;
WFX_Active[3]=1;

//Execute the weatherFX script
ACS_Execute(950,0,10,0,0);
}

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