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Making the Sandstorm "softer"

Katyhja

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    Hi,

    I made a Sandstorm via the Editor.
    My Problem is, it looks wayyyy to "thick".
    Is there a way i can make the Sandstorm a bit less strong?

    I hope you know what i mean and thx for the incoming help.


    Or is there away i can change the sandstorm by myself. Like changeing a graphic?
     
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    Select the Set Weather Effects command (it's on the second page of event commands, at the bottom of the first group in the right- hand column), and you'll get presented with a box. This box is pretty simple to operate, but I'll go through it anyway. First of all, the weather type. None is - well, it cancels any other weather effects that you have going at that time. It's the default, no effect weather. Rain is rain streaking down from top-right corner of the screen. Storm is like rain, only with slightly thicker drops, and they fall at a slightly sharper angle. It doesn't have thunder and lightning built in, that's a do-it-yourself addition. And finally, Snow is white whirling flakes that fall in the same direction as rain.

    The power can be set for Rain, Storm or Snow, from 1 to 9, five being average. When with rain, the strength makes more raindrops fall from the sky. It's difficult to show in images, so have a go and see what I mean. With Storm, the effect is much the same, and finally, with Snow, a higher power makes more flakes fall.

    Lastly, the time value tells you how many frames the weather effect will take to appear. I usually go for something around 30, but it is completely up to you.
     
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    But i dont think i can select a sandstorm in this box.

    Like you said, i can choose between Rain, Storm and Snow.
     
    Ok this works.

    At the moment, it is triggerd with the action button.
    When i try to trigger it with "Auto run" i cant move when i leave my start house to check the citys weather condition.


    Anyway, can i change the sandstorm animation?
    It looks..how can i say it...to hard.

    I wish, i could make a sandstorm, thad looks more like a wind going threw the city
     
    chooseing Parallel Process should make it run while not stopping everything else I believe. I am a bit new at this though, so.
     
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