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Offline Nemesis6

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Detect if it's raining
« on: 07 Sep 2004, 18:36:19 »
Is this possible?
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Offline dmakatra

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Re:Detect if it's raining
« Reply #1 on: 07 Sep 2004, 18:46:21 »
No.

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Homefry31464

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Re:Detect if it's raining
« Reply #2 on: 08 Sep 2004, 03:35:59 »
Armsty, a little more descriptive next time, yes?

You can't detect if it's raining, but you can detect if the conditions are correct for it to be raining... I take it this is for the effects pack?
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Offline Nemesis6

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Re:Detect if it's raining
« Reply #3 on: 08 Sep 2004, 15:32:44 »
It is indeed. If the conditions change, how long will it take for the rain effect to kick in?
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Offline dmakatra

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Re:Detect if it's raining
« Reply #4 on: 08 Sep 2004, 15:52:18 »
But it's fun to say 'no'. It just crushes someone interely. ;D

NO!

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I would suggest you make a custom weather script, from there you can controll the weather yourself, thus when you say it's raining the other thing you want to happen kicks in.

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Re:Detect if it's raining
« Reply #5 on: 08 Sep 2004, 17:39:45 »
I think rain is random if the weather is sufficiently overcast.    Use setRain and setOvercast as Armsty suggest.
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