Cathedral WeatherMCM

This adds an MCM menu to the cathedral weather module. The options available in the "Spelling Configuration" menu are also found in the "MCM Menu".

This will enable you to modify all options for cathedral weather in the MCM menu and allow you to remove configuration symbols from your character.

World view:

These settings will apply the selected effect. The number you choose tells the system how many times to apply the effect. Think of it as clicking one of the spell menu options X times in a row. These values ​​will not take effect until you exit the system menu.

Night Vision/Indoor Vision:

This works the same way and will adjust nighttime and indoor lighting.

climate:

The climate can be set to Sombre, which increases the likelihood of severe weather.

Seasonal perspective:

When switched it will make summer appear warmer and winter appear colder.

Cathedral Spell:

Configuration spells will be added/removed on switch.

If PapyrusUtil is installed, settings can be saved/loaded. It is possible to create a preset file with this functionality as-is, but it may need to be fleshed out more.

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This will give you the ability to modify all of the options for Cathedral Weathers in an MCM menu and lets you remove the configuration spell from your character.

World View:

These settings will apply the selected effect. The number selected tells the system how many times to apply the effect. Think of this as clicking one of the Spell Menu options X times in a row. These values will not take affect until you exit the system menu.

Nocturnal Sight / Interior Vision:

This works the same and will adjust the Night and Interior lighting.

Climate:

Can set the climate to Sombre which increases the probability of bad weather.

Season Perspective:

When toggled it will make summers appear warm and winters appear cold.

Cathedral Spell:

Will add/remove the configuration spell when toggled.

If you have PapyrusUtil installed you can save/load your settings. There is the potential to create preset files with this functionality as is, but it probably needs to be fleshed out more.