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PMTemperature

Integrates popular temperature mods with ProtoManly's Weather

Modrinth adventure game-mechanics

Описание

# PMTemperature This mod adds compatibility between temperature mods, including [Cold Sweat](https://modrinth.com/mod/cold-sweat) and/or [Tough as Nails](https://modrinth.com/mod/tough-as-nails), and [ProtoManly's Weather Mod](https://modrinth.com/mod/protomanlys-weather) by integrating their temperature systems together. ## Features - Cold Sweat / TaN world temperatures will directly correspond with the temperature calculated by PMWeather - Rain cooling has been localized according to PMWeather's precipitation system ### Apparent Temperature (optional) - Simulates how the human body perceives and reacts to temperature in real life. _Apparent temperature_ describes the modified temperature supplied to Cold Sweat when this feature is active - Wind chill will take effect for temperatures below 0°C. It depends on the local wind speed; for example, a passing squall in a snowy biome may lower the apparent temperature up to 10° below the world temperature - For temperatures above 19°C, humidity will raise the apparent temperature. Jungles and other hot/humid biomes are most affected by this change ### Compatibility - Cold Sweat and TaN will use their default climate systems in dimensions where PMWeather isn't enabled - [Serene Seasons](https://modrinth.com/mod/serene-seasons) is still supported by proxy of PMWeather's own temperature system ## Issues & Support Please report all issues either on GitHub or in the designated thread in the PMWeather discord server. **DO NOT** report temperature issues to ProtoManly, Glitchfiend or Mikul when this is installed. It's a waste of time for both you and the developers. ### FAQ **Q: When will this be updated to [X]?** A: Whenever both PMWeather and at least 1 temperature mod become available on that version. **Q: How strong are the apparent temperature effects?** A: The mod implements the wind chill and [Humidex](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humidex) formulas used by Environment Canada. Try out [this calculator](https://weather.gc.ca/windchill/wind_chill_e.html) if you want to mess around with the values.