AtmosphericBeats config for EVE Volumetrics, developed for KSRSS
An EVE Volumetrics config for KSRSS Reborn. Now you can enjoy volumetrics clouds on Earth, Mars, Venus and Titan!
Also available on CKAN and SpaceDock (https://spacedock.info/mod/3343/AtmosphericBeats%20KSRSS%20config%20for%20EVE%20Volumetrics)
2024/01/10 - NOW UPDATED FOR EVE VOLUMETRICS VERSION 4
- Reviewed configs to take advantage of the new lighting model for all bodies
- Totally new configs for Titan and Venus
- Scatterer configs to better combine new lights with atmospheres
Earth
Titan
Venus
Mars
Dependencies
- EVE Volumetrics Version 4 by blackrack + its dependencies (https://www.patreon.com/blackrack)
- KSRSS Reborn by ballisticfox + its dependencies (https://gitlab.com/ksrss/KSRSS/-/tree/reborn)
How to Install
- Install KSRSS Reborn and EVE Volumetrics version 4
- Remove AtmosphericBeats folder from your GameData folder if exists
- Download AtmosphericBeats Configs and paste AtmosphericBeats folder inside your GameData folder
- Enjoy!
What does it do?
Earth
- Adapted from Kerbin stock config
- More realistic cloud thickness and altitude on Earth, compared to thin cloud layers on stock eve configs
- Rain particles and thunders
- Smoother fade to ScaledSpace to avoid noisy flat carpet of clouds when watching from high altitudes/orbit
- Reduced NoiseAnimation to avoid unrealistic clouds movements when timewarping from high altitudes/orbit
Mars
- Adapted from Duna stock config
- Adjusted scatterer config to better mix with new lighting model
- Adjusted dust storms thickness and altitude
- Dust particles
- Adjusted cirrus-like clouds thickness
- Smoother fade to ScaledSpace to avoid unrealistic dust storms pattern from orbit
Venus
- Totally reviewed cloud layers from v2.0
- Adjusted scatterer config to better mix with new lighting model
- Adapted from Eve stock config
- Adjusted clouds and fog thickness and altitude
Titan
- Totally reviewed cloud and fog layers from v2.0
- Adjusted scatterer config to better mix with new lighting model
- Uniform fog layer that can be seen from orbit
- Methane clouds
- Methane rain with particles (Experimental)