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This function will change | This function will change the current [[weather]] to another in a smooth manner, over the period of 1-2 in-game hours (unlike [[setWeather]], which sets a new weather instantly). To ensure this transition performs as expected, you should not call this function until [[getWeather]] indicates that no transition is already being done. | ||
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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===Required Arguments=== | ===Required Arguments=== | ||
*'''weatherID:''' The ID of the weather state you wish to set. Valid values are 0 to 255 inclusive. | *'''weatherID:''' The ID of the [[weather]] state you wish to set. Valid values are 0 to 255 inclusive. | ||
===Returns=== | ===Returns=== | ||
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
This example sets the weather to sunny, then makes it change to a foggy over the period of a minute. | This example sets the weather to sunny, then makes it change to a foggy over the period of one-two hours (assuming that a in-game hour is a minute in real time). | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua"> | <syntaxhighlight lang="lua"> | ||
-- Set the weather to sunny | -- Set the weather to sunny | ||
Latest revision as of 10:31, 24 June 2018
This function will change the current weather to another in a smooth manner, over the period of 1-2 in-game hours (unlike setWeather, which sets a new weather instantly). To ensure this transition performs as expected, you should not call this function until getWeather indicates that no transition is already being done.
Syntax
bool setWeatherBlended ( int weatherID )
Required Arguments
- weatherID: The ID of the weather state you wish to set. Valid values are 0 to 255 inclusive.
Returns
Returns true if successful, false if an invalid weatherID is passed.
Example
This example sets the weather to sunny, then makes it change to a foggy over the period of one-two hours (assuming that a in-game hour is a minute in real time).
-- Set the weather to sunny setWeather ( 0 ) -- Blend the weather to foggy setWeatherBlended ( 9 )
See Also
- areTrafficLightsLocked
- getAircraftMaxHeight
- getAircraftMaxVelocity
- getCloudsEnabled
- getFarClipDistance
- getFogDistance
- getGameSpeed
- getGravity
- getHeatHaze
- getInteriorSoundsEnabled
- getJetpackMaxHeight
- getMinuteDuration
- getMoonSize
- getOcclusionsEnabled
- getRainLevel
- getSunColor
- getSunSize
- getTime
- getTrafficLightState
- getWeather
- getWindVelocity
- getSkyGradient
- getPlayerBlurLevel
- getZoneName
- isGarageOpen
- removeWorldModel
- resetFarClipDistance
- resetFogDistance
- resetHeatHaze
- resetMoonSize
- resetRainLevel
- resetSkyGradient
- resetSunColor
- resetSunSize
- resetWindVelocity
- restoreAllWorldModels
- restoreWorldModel
- setAircraftMaxHeight
- setAircraftMaxVelocity
- setCloudsEnabled
- setFarClipDistance
- setFogDistance
- setGameSpeed
- setGarageOpen
- setGravity
- setHeatHaze
- setInteriorSoundsEnabled
- setMinuteDuration
- setMoonSize
- setOcclusionsEnabled
- setRainLevel
- setSkyGradient
- setSunColor
- setSunSize
- setTime
- setTrafficLightState
- setTrafficLightsLocked
- setWeather
- setWeatherBlended
- setWindVelocity
- setJetpackMaxHeight
- setPlayerBlurLevel