Real-Time Weather for .NET Applications

Thanks to my friend Crankv2 for basically reworking the whole script.

REQUIREMENTS

• ScriptHookV
• ScriptHookVDotNet3 latest nightly build
• LemonUI 2.12

This is a script that makes weather changes happen more often. In the original game, weather changed very rarely, sometimes only once in a few hours.

INSTALLATION

drop DynamicWeather.dll and WeatherConfig.ini(if present) in your scripts folder.

Thanks to: Crankv2 for working with me on the script.

Tested on 1.0.3095 and 1.0.3274 game versions.No bugs found.Feel free to leave feedback

Changelog

Changelog for Dynamic Weather v1.8.Older changelogs are in the readme.txt file in the archive

DO NOT REDISTRIBUTE WITHOUT MY PERMISSION.

New Features

- Hurricane Weather

- Added a new hurricane weather type with increased wind speed and rain intensity to simulate hurricane conditions.
- Introduced lightning and thunder effects during hurricanes.
- Added a hurricane alert notification system that warns players of incoming hurricanes with a message sent to their in-game phone.
Note: The hurricane feature is in alpha and will be improved in future updates.

Menu Enhancements

- Weather Transition Duration

- Added a new menu option for setting weather transition duration, allowing users to select transition times from 1 to 10 seconds.
- The transition duration setting is saved to the configuration file and applied immediately upon change.

- Descriptive Menu Items

- Updated all weather-related menu items with detailed descriptions to inform players about the effects and probabilities of each weather type.
- Added descriptive text to toggle options, such as notifications and festive props, for better clarity.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

- Resolved Initialization Errors

- Fixed an issue with duplicate keys in the dictionary during initialization, which was causing exceptions.

Performance Enhancements

- Optimized the logic for transitioning between weather conditions to improve stability and reduce the chance of crashes during rapid weather changes.
- Reduced the frequency of lightning and thunder during hurricanes to prevent performance issues and potential crashes.