01  Region weather

Los Santos, Paleto Bay, Sandy Shores and the rest of the map can each have their own weather. Players see the change as they move between areas.

02  Weather cycles and presets

Each region comes with a preset cycle. Choose which weather types each region can use, or save your own presets for quick switching.

03  Admin tablet

Open the admin tablet with a command or your own key. Change weather and time, set presets and manage blackouts. Changes update the panel smoothly without refreshing the whole thing.

04  Storm blackouts

Thunderstorms can cause power outages. You decide how likely they are, how often they are checked and how long they last. A restore power button is there if you need to fix things fast.

05  Player widget

Players can turn on a small widget with /sbweather. They can move it to any corner, resize it and choose whether it shows the time and temperature in degrees or as weather icons.

06  Smooth or instant changes

Choose whether weather and time changes happen instantly or fade in gently. Players only get notifications if they turn them on in their own settings.

07  Exports for your scripts

Freeze the weather or change the time from your own scripts, for example when a player enters an MLO.

SB Weather answers the default qb-weathersync exports, so scripts that already call them keep working without changes.

Qbox and ESX users get the same export support, so you don't need to edit your other resources to work with SB Weather.

Just start the resource and your existing scripts should pick it up.

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