Temperature monitor

Temperature Monitor

Description

Temperature Monitor is a mod that automatically tracks minimum and maximum temperatures in the game world. Weather data is recorded for each game day and can be easily viewed using hotkeys.

Features

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Automatic temperature monitoring - the mod records minimum and maximum temperatures for each game day

Easy data access - view temperature history by pressing Alt+T

Hierarchical interface - clear organization of data by years, months, and days

Configurable measurement location - choose spawn point or custom coordinates

Multi-language support - interface available in English and Polish

Full multiplayer support - temperature data is synchronized between server and clients

Requirements

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VSImGui - required for the temperature history interface

How to Use

Viewing Temperature Data

Press Alt+T to display temperature history. You'll see a list of all recorded days with their minimum and maximum temperatures.

Changing Measurement Location

By default, the mod measures temperature at the world's spawn point. You can change this with chat commands:

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/tempsensor - shows the current sensor location

/tempsensor setspawn - sets the sensor to measure at the world spawn point

/tempsensor setcurrlocation - sets the sensor to measure at your current location

Why Use This Mod?

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Long-term Climate Analysis - track temperature patterns to understand your game world's climate

Farming Planning - identify the best locations and seasons for specific crops

Building Decisions - choose the right materials and designs based on local climate conditions

Weather Monitoring - keep track of extreme temperature events