Climate Clouds Storms Technology FAQ

Open Creative mode and find the doppler radar guide book in your inventory—it contains setup instructions for all weather tracking machines. Read through it to learn how to place and use your first weather tools.

This mod uses GPU Instancing to prevent lag, so clouds are rendered by your graphics card instead of your CPU. If you still experience lag, try lowering your render distance or checking that your graphics drivers are up to date.

Place your doppler radar in a flat, open area away from steep mountains and thick forests, as these terrain features interfere with its ability to track storms accurately.

Diesel generators provide the power for your weather tracking and measurement devices. You'll need to set up and fuel these generators to keep your weather machines running.

Use the command `/climate set moisture 0` to remove all active storms and clear the weather system immediately.

High-altitude clouds are thin ice-crystal formations like cirrus strands; mid-level clouds are dark rain blankets; low-level clouds are fluffy cumulus that can grow into dangerous cumulonimbus storm clouds.

Yes—use the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and doppler radar to watch for incoming storms, and place rain gauges, wind vanes, and barometers around your base to measure local weather conditions.

The mod spawns supercells (in low, classic, or high precipitation forms), tornadoes (ranging from thin ropes to large multivortex funnels), squall lines, and cyclones.

Yes, clouds dynamically change shape and type based on the humidity and temperature in your specific area, creating realistic weather patterns.

Yes—the mod is designed to run smoothly on older hardware because it uses GPU Instancing instead of loading individual cloud particles, preventing performance issues even during massive storms.