Running this in the Console: Code: foreach(var item in WorldManager.WeatherDictionary) { Log("ID: {0} | Type: {1}",item.Key,item.Value); } Returns this: Code: ID: 0 | Type: ID: 1 | Type: Clear Skies ID: 2 | Type: Sunshine ID: 3 | Type: Clouds ID: 4 | Type: Fog ID: 5 | Type: Wind ID: 6 | Type: Gales ID: 7 | Type: Rain ID: 8 | Type: Showers ID: 9 | Type: Thunder ID: 10 | Type: Thunderstorms ID: 11 | Type: Dust Storms ID: 12 | Type: Sandstorms ID: 13 | Type: Hot Spells ID: 14 | Type: Heat Waves ID: 15 | Type: Snow ID: 16 | Type: Blizzards ID: 17 | Type: Gloom ID: 18 | Type: Auroras ID: 19 | Type: Darkness ID: 20 | Type: Tension ID: 21 | Type: Clouds ID: 22 | Type: Storm Clouds ID: 23 | Type: Rough Seas ID: 24 | Type: Rough Seas ID: 25 | Type: Louring ID: 26 | Type: Heat Waves ID: 27 | Type: Gloom ID: 28 | Type: Gales ID: 29 | Type: Eruptions ID: 30 | Type: Sunshine ID: 31 | Type: Sunshine ID: 32 | Type: Sunshine ID: 33 | Type: Sunshine ID: 34 | Type: Sunshine ID: 35 | Type: Irradiance ID: 36 | Type: Core Radiation ID: 37 | Type: Core Radiation ID: 38 | Type: Core Radiation ID: 39 | Type: Core Radiation ID: 40 | Type: However, if I am in a zone with a weather name that is not in the above dictionary and run the following: Code: Log("Weather: {0}",WorldManager.CurrentWeather); Log("WeatherId: {0}",WorldManager.CurrentWeatherId); I get this: Code: Weather: WeatherId: 49
