2D Weather Sandbox
By Niels Daemen
Save files from older versions won't work!
Example Save Files
Mountain Uplift Cell at
sunset
480 km map with strong
Derecho
Three Nice Cells
Mountain Snow Storm
Powerful & Longlasting
Cell
Powerfull updraft sucking up rain and
turning it into hail.
Powerful Hail and Snow
Cells
Very nice cell
over coastal mountain
Awesome Convergence Cell
Two nice cells in lake
valley
Insane CAPE
100 X 100 Test
Tips
Vertical resolution of 300 gives most realistic results
Larger horizontal resolutions allow stronger converging winds to develop, forming more realistic, longer
lasting cells
Performance is mostly GPU dependent, GTX 1070 or better recommended for realtime gameplay
If you have a laptop with a dedicated GPU, make sure the browser is actually using it! It's often using
the integrated graphics by default
Play in fullscreen mode (F11)
Controls
Mouse
Middle mouse button to drag the simulation area around
Mouse wheel to zoom in and out, Or to change brush size while holding
down B
Left mouse button to use selected tool. Hold down Ctrl (command on
mac) to perform the inverted action
Touchscreen input is pretty basic for now, will add more controls in the future
Keys
1 - 9 |
Display Modes |
Q - Y |
Tools |
Left Ctrl |
Invert Tool Action |
Esc |
No Tool, Flashlight |
Arrows ◄ ▲ ▼ ► |
Move View |
+ - |
Zoom In / Out |
Right Ctrl |
Hold For Slower Pan speed |
Space Bar |
Pause / Resume |
Tab |
Show / Hide Velocity Vectors |
A |
Toggle Flight Simulator Mode. Mouse controls pitch, Throttle: ▲ ▼ |
D |
Show / Hide Droplets |
G |
Show / Hide Sounding Graph |
N |
Show / Hide Weather Stations |
M |
Add / Remove Weather Stations |
H |
Show / Hide GUI |
V |
Reset View |
B |
Hold To Change Brush Size By Scrolling |
B x 2 |
Toggle Whole Width Brush |
L |
Reload From Save File |
Home |
1 Iteration/sec |
End |
Auto Iterations/sec |
PgUp |
Increase Iterations/sec |
PgDn |
Decrease Iterations/sec |
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By Niels Daemen