Celestial Weather Additions

OFFICIAL extension/replacement for Celestial Weather that reimplements the original Celestial Weather effects along with new weather effects for modded planets! :3

Credits

Varaxia - Celestial Weather mod, permission to subsume the original mod:
Deadpoolweid - Upkeeping/updating Celestial Weather Additions during the transition to 2.1
TheN8mare - Upkeeping Celestial Weather during the transition to 2.1
Certain effect textures made using mebiusbox's EffectTextureMaker

This mod is intended to be highly customizable in the same way the original Celestial Weather mod is. Almost every effect/change can be modified or toggled in mod settings. Most of the weather effects included here:

Aquilo

• Is significantly snowier and with a cold fog effect

Fulgora

• Has fog and dust (dust is more subtle than the original, but is customizable)

Vulcanus

• Has sulfur/acid rain, fog, and fire particles (fire is more subtle than the original, but is customizable)

Carna

• Has pulsating fog around plasma with turquoise particles mixed in with the snowfall

Corrundum

• Has sulfur/acid rain and dust

Cubium

• Has clouds and blue energy sparks

Frozeta

• Covered in a constant blizzard

Igrys

• Has orange starlike particles and dust

Khemia

• Has magenta starlike particles and dust

Lignumis

• Has rain and subtle fog

Moshine

• Has sulfur/acid rain, fog, and fire particles

Muluna

• Has EXTREMELY subtle moon dust (not physics-approved)

Muria

• Has acidic fog with magenta spores (from the acidophile lichens) floating around as well as green acid clouds

Panglia

• Has dust clouds and energy particles, as well as a fog effect over the antilinear zones

Paracelsin

• Is now subject to a volcanic winter to differentiate it from other frozen planets (and to further justify its default 0% solar power in atmosphere), meaning it has black ashy snowfall and is always dark (like every other effect, this can be disabled)

Pelagos

• Pelagos has altered color grading (now included in Pelagos by default) to make it look more tropical and differentiate it from water coloration on other planets, also includes slight "water surface caustics"

Rabbasca

• Has dust clouds and magenta energy sparks to represent the planet's energy field

Rubia

• Wind effects are much more intense and particles move much faster to make them more representative of the wind speed

Vesta

• More pronounced fog and clouds in order to make the boundary of the sea of clouds look more diffuse