Getting Started

Add Stylized Clouds to Your Scene

To add stylized clouds:

1. Right-click in the Hierarchy.

2. Navigate to Cloudscape → Stylized Clouds.

This will create a new Stylized Clouds GameObject in your scene.

Using Presets

Cloudscape includes 6 ready-to-use presets to help you get started quickly.

To apply a preset:

1. Select the Stylized Clouds GameObject.

2. In the Inspector, locate the Cloudscape component.

3. Click the preset icon (small gear icon) at the top of the component.

4. Choose a preset from the list.

Customizing the Clouds

You can fully customize the look and feel of the clouds via the Inspector. Below is a description of each property:

Transform

• Height – Adjusts the vertical position of the clouds in the sky.

• Size – Controls the overall size of the cloud layer.

Form

• Scale – Changes the size of individual clouds.

• Density – Sets how dense or sparse the cloud coverage is.

• Threshold – Cuts off low values in the noise, useful for shaping clouds when combined with fluffiness.

• Fluffiness – Adds a soft, fluffy appearance to the clouds.

• Warping Strength – Controls the distortion applied to fluffy clouds for a more natural look.

• Thickness – Defines the vertical thickness of the clouds. Higher values make clouds more opaque and less "see-through."

Color

• Main Color – Primary color of the clouds.

• Secondary Color – Secondary tint to add depth and variation.

• Opacity – Controls the overall transparency of the clouds.

Horizon

• Horizon Fade Strength – Determines how strongly the clouds fade toward the horizon.

• Horizon Start – Distance at which horizon fading begins.

• Horizon End – Distance at which horizon fading ends.

Wind

• Orientation – Direction of cloud movement.

• Speed – How fast the clouds move across the sky.