Yee - A new snowflake model - Cathedral Project
Made from approximately 20 micron resolution stereo photos generated by the Particle Flux Analytics Multi-Angle Snow Camera (MASC). Additionally, modified obsidian weather for snowfall.
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About this mod Machine translation
Made from approximately 20 micron resolution stereo photos generated by the Particle Flux Analytics Multi-Angle Snow Camera (MASC). Additionally, modified obsidian weather for snowfall.
These are images of falling snowflakes, taken at microscopic resolution from multiple angles simultaneously. There is no one with a worse ass than this guy.
Acknowledgments: http://www.inscc.utah.edu/~tgarrett/Snowflakes/MASC.html
The Multi-Angle Snow Camera was developed in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Utah with support from the U.S. Army, NASA and the National Science Foundation.
Textures work with most weather models, but esp requires Obsidian Weathers as a host. Obsidian Weather's snowfall has been overhauled to reduce repeating patterns, snowflake ghost trails, and boost particle size so you can see new snowflake textures.
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These are images of falling snowflakes, taken simultaneously from multiple angles with microscopic resolution. Doesn't get any more bad ass than this people.
Credits:
The Multi-angle Snowflake Cameras was developed in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Utah with support from the US Army, NASA, and the National Science Foundation.
The texture will work with most weather mods, but the esp requires Obsidian Weathers as a master. Snowfall for Obsidian Weathers was overhauled to reduce repetitive patterns, snowflake ghost trails, and to upscale the particle size so you can see your new snowflake textures.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
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