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| == How to Make Precipitation ==
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| So you have storm clouds over you place. Just storm clouds. No rain. Not yet, anyway.
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| == Building The Droplet ==
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| So first, we need to build the droplet. I suggest you follow these guidlines:
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| <pre>In the properties of the brick that you want to be a droplet, set the size to 1,1,1
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| Set the shape to ball
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| Set the color to any shade of blue
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| Set the Transparency to something between 0.1 and 0.4
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| Set the reflectance to 0.1
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| Make sure you uncheck the CanCollide box, unless you want the droplets to stay on the ground. </pre>
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| So now you have your droplet. Name it "Drop" (without quotes), drag it to a spot on the map where people might not find it, and anchor it.
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| == The Script ==
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| Now comes the important part- the script.
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| First, we want it to loop.
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| <pre>while true do -- a continuous loop </pre>
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| Now we need to put how long it will wait before making another.
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| <pre>wait(0.1) -- one tenth of a second </pre>
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| Next comes the actual rain.
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| <pre>game.Workspace.Drop:clone() -- makes a copy of the droplet </pre>
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| Here's our script so far:
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| <pre>while true do -- a continuous loop
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| wait(0.1) -- one tenth of a second
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| droplet = game.Workspace.Drop:clone() -- makes a clone of the droplet and tags it as "droplet" </pre>
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| So far, so good. But wait; we have to define droplet's parent and position, and unanchor it.
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| <pre>droplet.Parent = game.Workspace -- makes droplet appear in the game
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| droplet.Anchored = false -- unancors the droplet
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| droplet.Position = Vector3.new(math.random(-512,512),100,math.random(-512,512)) -- creates droplet </pre>
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| Now lets see what we have.
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| <pre>while true do -- a continuous loop
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| wait(0.1) -- one tenth of a second
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| droplet = game.Lighting.Drop:clone() -- makes a clone of the droplet and tags it as "droplet"
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| droplet.Parent = game.Workspace -- makes droplet appear in the game
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| droplet.Anchored = false -- unancors the droplet
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| droplet.Position = Vector3.new(math.random(-512,512),100,math.random(-512,512)) -- creates droplet </pre>
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| Now all we have to do is end the script.
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| <pre> end </pre>
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| == The Finished script ==
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| <pre>while true do -- a continuous loop
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| wait(0.1) -- one tenth of a second
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| droplet = game.Workspace.Drop:clone() -- makes a clone of the droplet and tags it as "droplet"
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| droplet.Parent = game.Workspace -- makes droplet appear in the game
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| droplet.Anchored = false -- unancors the droplet
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| droplet.Position = Vector3.new(math.random(-512,512),100,math.random(-512,512)) -- creates droplet
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| end </pre>
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| Just put that code into a script in workspace, and voilà- you should have rain falling from the sky when you go to your place! Feel free to edit the script as you please.
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