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They are very close on a mid to high end GPU. On slower GPUs and iGPUs you can feel the difference though.

Do it in an other scene than the KSC one, in flight for example. SMAA is faster

Because that's not the one overriding it, look in a different folder, if you have a visual pack installed look there

Find the .cfg overriding the scatterer config and make your changes there

You have to make it brighter if you want it to be brighter than the sun, refer to this page for settings https://github.com/LGhassen/Scatterer/wiki/SunflaresConfig#syntax-version-2

What do the current ones look like?

It's nothing to worry about

Dude I'm just testing my rendering

Some Laythe tests, photos non contractual

I also found those isolated puffs very effective as clouds often present like that on sunny days, definitely going to try and have a balance of different types for the release. It's not ready for an experimental build or release yet however, so just have patience ^^

Likely not worth the performance hit Edited: Just flew by one and it looked cursed maybe for a later version though

"The sea"

Short answer is: I'm doing this in stages, I'm trying to nail the shading and technical aspects before the artistic aspects. The system I've got in place allows to configure and place various types of clouds but I haven't really focused on configs yet.

Darker? So the post above it by two posts?

Last couple of images for tonight, this time with a thicker atmosphere. Does this help them blend in better (ignore the weird shapes)? I think the localized fog/mist setting I showed a few pages back would make for a pretty convincing rain if placed under a big cloud, darkened and given a downwards speed. I think I may add an option to either randomize or set periods for density that way the rain can be configured to come and go, we'll see.