Obsidian Weathers - TrueStorms Merged Compatibility SSE

Obsidian Weathers - TrueStorms Compatibility Patch

Ever since it's release, Obsidian Weathers has been a really close second to NAT as my personal favorite weather mod, as its ominous, mysterious atmosphere and interesting seasonal weathers are really hard to beat. Although I do find the stormy weathers of Obsidian to be top notch on their own, I can still never bring myself to give up the added visual intensity that True Storms provides, so I thought I would go ahead and try yet another blended patch :) Yes, it's true that there is already a True Storms patch provided by the authors of Obsidian Weathers, but upon further inspection I discovered that it only served to replace the audio of the stormy weathers with those from True Storms, and did not touch on any of the visual aspects. As such, this patch aims to go just a little bit further by integrating not only the audio from True Storms into Obsidian's weather system, but also the visual effects and unique weathers provided by True Storms as well. I hope you'll enjoy!

• []Completely merges all audio from both Obsidian and True Storms into one experience, including 40+ thunder sounds as well as all ambient and interior rain sounds. Special care was taken in distributing the sounds throughout Obsidian's weathers to provide as much variety as possible, so no two storms should look or sound alike.

  []Redistributes all of True Storm's unique weathers into Obsidian's regions, taking special care to uphold Obsidian's unique seasonal system by only adding some of True Storm's unique weathers to those regions where they would fit.

  []Revamps the Solstheim regional data to include all variations of unique ashy weathers provided by True Storms, and tweaks the overall rarity of all Solstheim weathers to add more variety to the region. There is also an optional Wet&Cold patch that integrates all of the unique ash weathers that it adds as well, for all of your ash-related needs :)

  []Comes in two versions for visual preference. Both versions contain all of the above features, they simply change the "aesthetic" of your stormy weathers purely by tweaking things like ambient lighting, coloring, fog settings, etc. None of Obsidian's distinct features have been altered.

  I did decide to do things a bit differently this time in order to add as much flexibility as possible to the choices provided. Here is an overview of what both versions change:

  -Luminous-

  This version leaves the core aesthetic of Obs