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Rain Textures By: Rabid Squirrel Version: 0.4.5 About Rain Textures: These are textures for your gear and weapons, that will turn on while it is raining, which should add to the immersion and experience of fighting while it is raining in Arma 3. The changes are subtle and it shouldn't distract you in combat, but they are exaggerated under direct light, which makes it fantastic to look at at night with street lights hitting the water drops. How does this Mod work? When the "rain value" in game is above 50%, doesn't matter whether it is in the Editor, or the Singleplayer Campaign, the textures will apply to the gear. If at any point the rain calms down, or stops, the textures will be removed from the weapon. This was designed with seamless integration in mind, it should be fully compatible with any missions or campaigns that contain Vanilla Arma 3 Content. Experimental Functionality: All Experimental functionality can be turned off as a fail safe. This is because, as per usual, RVMATs are very temperamental and often choose not to load for no particular reason. It's because of this that I've written in overrides to stop these experimental features from running if you deem them to be more detrimental to your experience than beneficial. In addition to this, the default rain rvmats are not likely to look as good as custom made ones might, so they will act as placeholders (specifically the uniforms and backpacks) until I can find time to finish them (this only applies to vanilla gear). I would've used this system for all gear items but unfortunately setObjectMaterial can only operate on Uniforms and Backpacks... such is the way of things. Current Features: Planned Features: (Re-textures of the Following) Continuous Work: Over time all textures will be improved and upgraded along with the release of each new set of re-textures. All of the current features will be tweaked and altered dependent on user feedback, for the best all round experience of this modification. Regarding the FPS (Performance Effects) of this mod: I haven't done extensive testing with regards to FPS yet, you will probably receive a minor FPS dip while the changeover of textures occurs, but after it finishes everything should return to normal... this will depend directly on how many units are in the mission you are playing, because it will have to change over the textures for each of them. Depending on feedback I may change how the script works for better performance, but at the moment you shouldn't notice any problems with your FPS. If you do, alert me right away please. You can do this is the Bug Reports Discussion. Thanks! Have any Bugs to Report? Feature Requests External Links: Steam Page Play withSix Download Option RS - Rain Textures v0.3.3 Changelog: Hidden Selections: For Mod Makers: Images: License: This Content is Licensed under the Arma Public License Share Alike (APL-SA). As always, please ask permission from me directly before reproducing and or modifying the content within this mod.

Hello :) I used to have syntax that was placed in the players init that would place fog around the player with like a greenish tinge to it and wind and such, it would also be nice if the effect didn't clear up either. Cheers and thanx for any help.. Edit: I do know about 0 setFog [0.5,0.05,200]; by the way, it is not exactly what I'm looking for tho,, or I just don't understand it enough..

Make sure to use the new version called Buldozer Tools Improved editor.sqs This is an Improved version of the editor.sqs which can be used to execute code within buldozer. You can load and reload roads.shp while being in buldozer, additionaly it removes rain and sets the time to midday. This means, no more buldozer restarting for road adjustments and for the addicts no more rain and night. The key to execute the script is * on the NUMPAD, you can change the DIK in the script by editing the key variable. 1. Paste the code in your P:\scripts\editor.sqs 2. Make sure to set your path to your roads directory correctly 3. Make sure your road files are in the respective directory 4. Load up your buldozer and wait until you see your map 5. Press * [NUM], the reload should be quick but can get longer with extremely big and complex road networks P:\scripts\editor.sqs ; editor.sqs by Lappihuan and Sumrak ; due to sqs syntax the single line must be kept! https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/SQS_syntax ; key to execute the script is * [NUM] ; roadpath: is the path to your roads directory in your project. ; dateArray: https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/setDate ; key: https://resources.bisimulations.com/wiki/DIK_KeyCodes roadpath = "P:/mytag/mymap/data/roads/"; dateArray = [2001, 06, 22, 12, 0]; key = 55; _bulKeybinds = [] spawn {keyBind = (findDisplay -1) displayAddEventHandler['KeyDown','if(_this select 1 == key)then{result = buldozer_LoadNewRoads roadpath;setDate dateArray;0 setRain 0;0 setOvercast 0;}']}; You are free to use and edit this script how you like. If you have any bugs, suggestions or improvements please post them here. If you have or are about to make a tutorial, feel free to include the script in the source data. Thanks to Sumrak for pointing me out that display event handlers work in buldozer and providing a example code. I'm happy to see what you guys can come up with. Kind regards, Lappihuan