Great work Soolie especially the way how you did it is really interesting so you using papyrus scripting to randomly place your own 3D Model in the 3D Space, though how can this Model be volumetric are you applying a shader to it ?
I guess that your clouds being a solid 3D Object wouldn't allow to fly through them (though not really important for this usage) ?




I wonder the whole time seeing it if it isn't possible to use this volumetric fog for Clouds as they pretty much both the same, soolies approach seems different though visually it seems to work fine very exciting.
I mean in real we don't need the clouds to be able to being penetrated by other objects believable we just need them to be floating around and looking like real 3D Objects with depth and not a flat texture fake so Soolies approach is nice nevertheless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1_f0z3Ht-k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPmlkaut6Us

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Guys time has come for a new EWE Alpha release

It is a new file so if you still have one of my old alphas delete it and replace it with this. I have only altered 3 weathers in this one so far as I had to start in new esp file to rot out the problem I had with cloud layer rendering being weird. I have not encountered again with this file nor have I found the reason for why it happened in the first place. But as I said this version has no such issues at all.

The weathers I have altered;

fw 81a - SkyrimClear
fw 10e1f2 - SkyrimClear_A
fw 10e1f1 - SkyrimCloudy_A

The last one is not properly tweaked yet as I more or less copied over the fw 10e1f1 with small adjustments based on the original values difference between them.

http://www.mediafire.com/?4acnmfxadr26pdm

@Kali- Not totally positive but I think my moon comes from this- http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/25

I remember downloading it before even the NMM was out so I'm not exactly sure which one it is. I have a few random other moon zips so let me know if that one isn't it.

Gionight

Many thanks for amazing screenshots. I never thought that Skyrim might look so good

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I was fiddeling around with some codes while applying the new DNI Seperation to my other files and I got this result of some faulty coding



If I was only able to replicate this into functional code I would finally be at peace with it and would only adjust my presets settings

EDIT;

Hey what do you I fixed it to work actually Time for some serious tweaking for once

Decided to give the Falkreath area a visit again.

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Thats some pretty high frame rates you've got there Jawz, can't wait for your next updates

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Have you used Fraps for taking screen shoots? some lovely shoots ruined by compression artifacts. nice weed/plants with first pic

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Nah, that would be Imgur causing the compression artifacts. Could you possibly recommend a better image hosting site, please?

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The clouds arent real volumetric clouds, just a cunning arangement of double sided planes with animated texture offsets, soft shading and an alpha falloff effect so each plane becomes invisible when viewed from a shallow angle (this prevents most of the 'obvious plane' artifacts.)
This is what it looks like in NifSkope


It also doesn't look that bad when your in the cloud either,


Although it never feels like your really inside the cloud. However, I might be able to fix this by using image space modifiers or quick weather changes when the player is at cloud height.