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Not at the moment; Wind doesn’t currently impact water. We have on the request!
+ @SomeFedoraGuy, @SwitchedDreams
Not at the moment; Wind doesn’t currently impact water. We have on the request!
This is definitely a wonderful addition, and for me it will allow me to create more realistic weather systems. Does “GlobalWind” imply there will be some sort of way to localize windspeed in the future? Because that would be cool; I liked that clouds would drift by default, but if I want them to drift, I have to increase the windspeed, which affects ParticleEmitters and grass. In real life, windspeed typically varies by altitude, right? Maybe implement a way to localize wind to different Y coordinate ranges.
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The next step for Wind will be aerodynamics on parts! So Wind doesn’t currently interact with parts, but it’s in the oven! You can get details on our Roblox Creator Roadmap (Create Rich and lifelike Worlds > Lift and Drag Beta)
Yeah that sounds good. I’ve always wanted to make trees sway but I thought it was too hard for me*
this will be awesome as I would love to make my own plant models sway in the wind.
Nice!
Different question though. I have a slight issue with how the wind interacts with clouds; when you set the speed to 0, the clouds don’t move at all.
Makes sense, but at the same time it doesn’t, because if you put the wind to 0, the grass moves in a default fashion.
It would be great if we were able have clouds moving without having to set the wind speed, as it affects particle emitters.
Thanks!
The wind is great and all, but how about actually fixing the UI snapping?
It’s been months since that issue was addressed and it’s still not fixed.
we need the roblox grass on parts aswell
But overall, great update.
This could be used for flags.
Good points here and something the team has already been taking into consideration for future additions to wind. It’s useful to get this feedback to help us prioritize these internally. Thanks!
Can we change the wind’s speed at some parts of the game? like if there was explodes we can change the wind direction of that place to look more realistic
Question is the wind going to have a feature that enables us “Developers.” to have it so it can affect parts (or welded parts) so it can move along side with the speed and the direction of the wind. (Parts like trussing, cranes, moving vehicles and etc) and also will it affect the way how water moves?
It would be cool if it could be edited similar to a UIGradient, where it’s a wind gradient as it goes up.
Can’t wait to see it. Will density effect it? (couldn’t find it on the roadmap)
I think the next thing that we need to see is the direction of the waves in Roblox water being effected by the wind as well.
That would be great, because I’d love to make a system like the Wild West where something like the train or an entity running will slightly cause the grass around them to blow in the wind.
You and me both. Perhaps a LocalWind property somewhere, considering this is Global Wind.
That would be a useful and feaseable module
I think adding option WindAffected to BaseParts. would be great. I imagine that it would let certain exposed parts of BasePart breeze while center is blocked or attached to something. Isn’t it a cool idea?
The terrain has been looking better and better over the years. I have tried using it and, while I really like the look of it, I could only use it after substantial performance improvements. But hearing this makes me very excited! The terrain really needs a larger render distance and just the ability to render more of it without impacting the framerates, especially on lower-end devices. Or maybe we should have the ability to change the quality settings for the terrain more precisely so we can potentially implement our own ‘low detail modes’ with terrain. This is exciting though and I can’t wait to see the improvements that are coming in the future!