Physical Weather FX is a flexible and easy-to-use addon that adds dynamic, realistic weather effects to your Blender projects. It’s perfect for creating atmospheric scenes, cinematic environments, or quickly applying weather effects to any scene. From rain and snow to fog and wind, this addon makes it effortless to bring lifelike weather conditions into your projects.

Watch the video to see the full capabilities of the Physical Weather FX addon and how it can transform your weather effects workflow in Blender!

Key Features
Realistic Weather Simulations: Easily generate realistic rain, snow, wind, and fog effects with full control over parameters like particle size, gravity, and velocity.
Customizable Presets: Quickly apply pre-configured weather presets for common conditions like sunny days, storms, or snowy scenes. Customize these presets to fit your scene perfectly.
Realistic Weather FX Shader: Apply custom shaders to objects, transforming them in real time based on the weather conditions, for truly immersive effects.

Complete Ecosystem: All settings in Weather FX are interconnected, meaning adjustments to one aspect automatically influence others. For example, increasing precipitation will make materials wetter, changing the temperature to a negative value will switch rain to snow, adjust object shaders to snowy and icy textures, and alter the sky’s appearance. These nuances make the weather simulation more dynamic and believable.

Procedural Sky and Lighting: Create dynamic skies with customizable cloud layers, wind-driven motion, and global illumination.
Easy Scene Setup: Simply select the objects in your scene and press a single button! Your weather system is instantly set up and ready to go!
Realistic Splashes Simulation: Realtime simulated splashes at the place where rain hits colliders, also works with animated objects
Lighting and Fog Effects: Enhance your weather simulation with noise-driven fog effects that add depth and realism to your environments, as well as advanced lighting setups for a more cinematic look.
Wind Effects: Wind not only affects clouds and precipitation but also impacts ripple direction in puddles, adding even more depth to your simulations.
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