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This mod adds some compatibility between TerraFirmaCraft and Weather2. For example, snowstorms can now spawn when the current temperature is at or below -2°C, and sandstorms can spawn when rainfall is at or below 100. This means the type of weather won't always be "rain".
The upper and lower limit rainfall for where sandstorms can spawn is configurable, and ditto is the temperature requirement for snowstorms. Default is what was mentioned before.
This addon works very well with my other addons TFC Improved Badlands and TFC Barrens, as they respectively add sand dunes to the world at dryer rainfall levels, and allows for the complete desertification of the world, making it devoid of life, with only the ever so rare patches of water.
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[1.6.12] TFC Weather 1.6.12
by Verph on Nov 13, 2024
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- Compatibility with TFC >= 3.2.10
- Requires TFC >= 3.2.10
- Improved some tps issues
- Fixed barrel filling, firepit extinguishment and player thirst replenishment
- Tweaked snow melting logic
[1.6.11] TFC Weather 1.6.11
by Verph on Sep 18, 2024
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- Fixed a potential crash-causing issue that can happen when fire blocks checks if they should extinguish
[1.6.10] TFC Weather 1.6.10
by Verph on Sep 13, 2024
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- Precipitation can now extinguish firepits and normal fires
[1.6.9] TFC Weather 1.6.9
by Verph on Sep 11, 2024
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- Snowfall can now accumulate during other weather events than just snowstorms
- Looking up when it's raining or snowing can now refill your thirst
[1.6.8] TFC Weather 1.6.8
by Verph on Sep 09, 2024
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- Reworked algorithm for filling barrels during rain. Frequency and attempts can be configured.
- Reworked sand and snow layer logic, now both more optimized and improved the logic for where the storms can deposit sand or snow. Max depth and layers are configurable.
- Added snow dunes to world gen for new chunks, making smooth terrain gradients. (Configurable)
- Fixed TFC snow and Vanilla snow from not melting if below trees, as that prevented snow from melting when summer arrives
