Weather Editor

The Weather Editor customizes the appearance, sound, and FXMaster mapping of each weather preset. Open it from Settings Panel > Weather tab > Open Weather Editor.

The editor has no Save button. Every field saves on change, a moment after you stop editing, and closing the window keeps what you changed.

The left sidebar lists the presets, grouped under color-coded category headers: Standard, Severe, Environmental, Fantasy, and Custom. To load a preset in the editor, click it.

Per-preset editor

Weather info

Field	Description
Name	Display name shown in the weather HUD and settings. Editing the name of a built-in preset always stores a global name override. A per-zone alias, where one is configured, still wins over that override. See display name resolution
Icon	FontAwesome icon class
Color	Accent color for this weather in the UI
HUD Effect	Particle effect shown on the HUD weather overlay
FXMaster Preset	FXMaster particle effect played while this weather is active. Shown only while the FXMaster module is active
Sound File	Path to the ambient sound loop. Use the browse button to pick an audio file. Leave blank for no sound
Effect Macro	World macro to run when this weather activates. Runs on the primary GM client only. The macro receives `{ weather, previousWeather, zoneId }` as context

Environment lighting

A preset can override the scene’s ambient lighting while it is active. Labels match Foundry’s native scene property names. A field left blank writes no override for that property.

The controls are split into Base Environment and Darkness Environment. Darkness Environment applies as the scene’s darkness level approaches its maximum. Both sections carry the same five fields.

Field	Description
Luminosity	How bright the scene appears
Saturation	Purity of the scene’s colors
Shadows	Depth of shadows and darker elements
Hue	Color blended into the whole scene
Hue Intensity	How strongly the hue blends in

Base Environment carries two more controls.

Field	Description
Blend Ambience	Merges the base ambience values with the darkness ambience values by darkness level
Darkness Penalty	Extra scene darkness added while this weather is active

HUD visuals

Particle and sky gradient properties for the HUD dome. Every field here is measured against the selected HUD Effect. Changing the HUD Effect discards the tuned values and reloads the new effect’s defaults.

Field	Description
Particle Count	Number of particles spawned on screen at once
Scale	Size multiplier range for particles
Opacity	Particle opacity range
Speed X	Horizontal velocity range for particles
Speed Y	Vertical velocity range for particles
Gravity	Downward acceleration applied to particles each frame
Wobble	Random horizontal drift applied to particles each frame
Primary Color	Main tint color applied to particles
Secondary Color	Alternate tint color blended with the primary
Sky Strength	Blend strength of the sky gradient over the scene
Sky Top	Sky gradient color at the top
Sky Mid	Sky gradient color at the midpoint
Sky Bottom	Sky gradient color at the bottom

Override system

Built-in presets

Built-in preset data is never modified. The editor stores only the fields you change, as a delta against the values the preset shipped with.

Custom presets

Custom presets store their Weather Info and Environment Lighting values directly. HUD Visuals and sky values are still stored as deltas against the selected HUD Effect’s defaults, the same as for built-in presets.

Actions

Action	Description
Create New	Adds a new custom preset
Reset to Defaults	Removes every stored change for the selected built-in preset
Delete Weather	Removes the selected custom preset after a confirmation prompt. The deletion cannot be undone