Weather Flux FAQ

Build a radar block and use a handheld tablet to watch storm systems approach on the map, or place a tornado siren nearby to receive audio warnings before severe weather hits your area.

Use the reinforcement wrench on your structures to strengthen them against high winds, and combine this with a solid base design—weak blocks like wood will be destroyed or picked up by tornadoes regardless of reinforcement.

Stock up on supplies before the storm hits since visibility drops drastically, and stay indoors or in a shelter—the extreme conditions will slow you down and make navigation nearly impossible.

Place them around your base to measure local wind speed, rainfall, and cloud coverage in real time; this data helps you predict when conditions are about to worsen.

Yes—build a radar station and check the tablet to view different map layers showing wind speed, cloud coverage, and storm movement paths across your world.

Your camera will be pushed around violently by the winds, and you risk being hit by flying debris and blocks; seek shelter immediately or use the siren system to know when to take cover.

Tornadoes pick up blocks and throw them as debris, causing real damage to structures in their path—reinforced blocks are more resistant but not immune.

The mod simulates realistic sound travel based on distance, so distant lightning strikes will have a delay before you hear the thunder, just like in real life.

Yes, heavy storms will accumulate snow and sand on the ground and on surfaces, which can bury structures if storms are frequent or severe in your world.

The volumetric clouds and wind camera effects are visually intensive; if you experience lag, check your graphics settings or reduce render distance to improve performance.