Fourseasons

nx_fourseasons is a server-authoritative weather and time system. It drives a seasonal cycle (spring, summer, fall, winter), syncs weather and temperature across every client, and layers on gameplay effects that react to what is happening in the sky.

Features

• Four seasons. Each season has its own weather probability table, temperature baseline, and optional seasonal events. Duration is configurable, or follow the real-world month with UseRealtimeSeason.
• Server-authoritative sync. Weather, temperature, forecast, and clock are generated on the server and pushed to clients on a fixed interval. PauseSync / RequestSync exports let other resources suspend and resume a player's feed (useful for cutscenes and interiors).
• Storm systems. Blackout pulses during thunder, proximity-based lightning strike FX, and a coastal or global ocean-wave scaler with optional boat physics penalties.
• Gameplay flooding. Subtle low-street flooding tied to the weather cycle, separate from the admin-only extreme flooding used for testing. Three profiles (subtle, moderate, strong) with season rules.
• Temperature effects. Shivering, cold breath, frozen-screen overlay, heatwave screen shift, and configurable thresholds.
• Road traction. Per-weather traction reductions applied to vehicles, with exports to override or toggle on individual vehicles.
• Screen weather. Optional screen-space rain drops and global weather overlay, toggleable per-player.
• Forecast UI. Multi-day forecast viewable via /forecast or through a newspaper-stand target interaction.
• Admin menu. ox_lib context menu for setting weather, time, season, temperature, running seasonal events, and triggering floods. Permission-gated.
• Persistence. MySQL-backed state. Cycle state, forecast, and optional analytics tables survive restarts.
• Localization. English and Finnish ship by default.

Framework usage

The framework is auto-detected through the bridge/ layer. Set Config.Framework to "ESX" or "QB" to force it.

Get it

Available at nxcreative.tech/fourseasons.