Draco's natural weather
A very realistic weather mod.
Screenshots 4 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
A very realistic weather mod.
Draco's Natural Weather is a realistic weather mod.
My goal is to create a true 2020/fixed weather for Skyrim and create the most realistic Weather Mod using Skyrim's engine.
Sunny/cloudy weather is bright, warm and vibrant, while stormy weather is gray and cold.
Foggy weather is shrouded in thick mysterious fog.
Additionally, I wanted to create a Weather Mod that could replace ENB, of course, it will never look as good as ENB, it can only look better with ENB, but I tried my best.
Including my Aurora Mod Draco's Beautiful Auroras.
Screenshots show more than ever, so take a look.
-[My next project]
This Weather Mod is basically a sketch for my next mod project "Beyond the Horizon - Weather in Tamriel", which aims to create the most realistic Weather Mod Skyrim ever.
Some of its features will be:
- Dynamic Volumetric Clouds (Take it with a grain of salt. In theory it should be possible, 3D Clouds Severe Storms and Realistic Nights also did it)
-Permanent horizon seam repair
-Physics/Volume Snow
-Volume fog
-season
It will also add support for New Land mods like Falskaar and Beyond Skyrim: Bruma, which will also receive Season Support.
Because this weather mod will be incredibly large and complex, it will take a lot of time to create.
(Fact: I'm the one working on the weather for 3 Beyond Skyrim projects, now Illiac Bay, Black Marsh and Elsweyr.)
-[Install]
Install and activate... duh:)
-[Performance]
Just like vanilla.
-[suggestion]
I recommend installing the following mods for a more immersive and authentic experience.
8K night sky
etheric universe
Ethereal
storm lightning
Tamriel Master's Light
-[ENB]
Any ENB made for Obsidian Weather will work. My recommendations are Silent Horizon ENB or Rudy ENB.
- [Known issues]
No
-[Suggestions, Feedback, Questions]
Suggestions and feedback are greatly appreciated.
Any questions? Just ask them.
You can also post screenshots at any time.
-[credit]
EliminsterAU for xEdit. Without xEdit, this project would simply not exist.
Special thanks to grululture for the encouragement.
Mangaclub and his Weather Mod "Vivid Weathers" were the inspiration for this mod because I love it.
The "Tales from Tamriel" community encouraged me to make this weather mod (discord link to their amazing community here
Bethesda makes a game that refuses to die
Gord Howard bless their souls.
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Draco's Natural Weathers is a realistic Weather Mod.
My goal was to create a true 2020/Remastered Weather for Skyrim, to create the most realistic Weather Mod with what is possible with Skyrim's Engine.
Clear/Cloudy Weathers are bright, warm and vibrant while Stormy Weathers are grey and cold.
Foggy Weathers cover everything in thick mysterious fog.
Furthermore I wanted to create a Weather Mod that can be an alternative to ENB, of course it will never look as good as ENB and will only look better with a ENB but I tried my best.
My Aurora Mod Draco's Beautiful Auroras is included.
The screenshots tell more than I ever could, so take a look at them.
- [My next Project]
This Weather Mod is basically a sketch for my next Mod Project "Beyond the Horizon - Weathers of Tamriel" which aims to create the most realistic Weather Mod Skyrim has ever seen.
Some of it's features will be:
- Dynamic Volumetric Clouds (Takes this with a grain of salt. In theory it should be possible, 3D Clouds heavy Storms and real Nights did it before too)
- Permanent Horizon Seam Fix
- Physical/Volumetric Snow
- Volumetric Fog
- Seasons
It also will have added support for New Land Mods like Falskaar and Beyond Skyrim: Bruma which also get Season Support.
Since this Weather Mod will be insanely large and complex it will take a lot of time to create.
(Fun Fact: I'm the Person who's working on the Weathers of 3 Beyond Skyrim Projects now Illiac Bay, Black Marsh and Elsweyr.)
- [Installation]
Install and activate...duh:)
- [Performance]
Just as Vanilla.
- [Recommendat …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.