We added climates to all vanilla building interiors that have levels at or above ground level. Or I should say, we did this with the vast majority of them. Yes, this also means buildings with no windows are included since we're still syncing for weather sounds in those locations. No dungeons, forts, or Ayleid ruins were included in the climate setup. No building levels that are undergound have climates, and some parts of castles don't either where we felt they'd be far enough indoors to be insulated from sound.

The indoor weather filter mod that accompanies All Natural extends support for that into many interiors provided by mods, but they're all picked by hand and added on a case by case basis because of the limited master slots available.

One thing I did notice with this mod, it isn't taking windowless locations into account. I have no idea how you'd go about bypassing this though so that it only works on interiors with windows, unless you made the mod dependent on our master and checked it for the specific climates.

This mod needs some work yet.

http://i1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd367/mlonnemann/ScreenShot1.jpg

I have yet to go into an interior that isn't screwed up. I haven't tried adjusting the load order yet. It's loading pretty early in my list. I'll post back if it helps.

Ah, I see. Hmmm. Well, I was just checking something, and OBSE's command GetCurrentClimateID seems to return the exterior climate if the interior cell has not had its own Climate set. Plus, GetCurrentClimateID will obviously return any climates used by Natural Interiors / All Natural.

One thing about windowless locations, however, is that there are some (like the Anvil Mages Guild and other buildings in Anvil) that don't have windows on the first floor but have windows on the floors up above.

Interesting. Why wouldn't it just report that there isn't a climate then? Seems to me if one isn't set it should return a 0 or something to indicate that.

True, but the second and third floors in the Anvil MG are independent cells. Same with the FG there.

That's why it's called a work in progress.
If I understand what is happening in that screenshot, that (should) be fixed for 0.92. Where exactly is that screenshot taken?

The screenshot was taken in the chapel at Kvatch. But like I said, every single interior space I went to was screwed up. The daedric planes, chapels, houses, stores, etc.

So you say 0.92 will get rid of these screwed up interiors?

Yes, most of them. There may still be instances where the mod doesn't disable the correct object, and I'll need people to let me know where that occurs, but I've been randomly running around Tamriel trying to test it out myself.

If you have a suggestion on how to go about doing that / determining what should and should not be placed, I'm all ears.

OBSEs http://obse.silverlock.org/obse_command_doc.html#GetBoundingBox looks like it might be helpful.

You could use it to first get the extent of the current interior static mesh, then step through an array of exterior objects and use their extent / size / position to determine if they are completely covered by any objects that may be in front of them. It would probably make it simpler if the array was sorted by distance from the interior static.

Still, this wouldn't help with transparent meshed and what parts of the interior the player can actually see out of.

Good thought, however you'll notice that GetBoundingBox's description says that it only works on projectiles and actors.

If you've been following the obse thread, you'll know that a GetBoundingBox (or something similar) for exterior meshes is currently in progress. Not sure how far away it is though.

If you've been following the obse thread, you'll know that a GetBoundingBox (or something similar) for exterior meshes is currently in progress. Not sure how far away it is though.

Interiors are still FUBAR'd. Not as bad as 0.91, but still bad.

Interiors are still FUBAR'd. Not as bad as 0.91, but still bad.

This needs a more explicit noob warning in the op.