Go to the copy of the weather you just made, click on it, and press "Ctrl + w" to run the Weather Editor.
Right-click on the weather record(s) you want to modify and "Copy as Override" into a new plug-in (name it whatever you want).
Return to or re-open FO4Edit including whatever weather plug-in(s) contain the weather records you want to modify.
Place your images in the same folder as ImageToCSV.exe and run the program.
Avoid dithering and anti-aliasing at save and on tool usage.
Edit your weather images using Paint.NET or your favorite image editing tool.
Trim screenshots and/or assemble them into your BMP files just like the sample images using the same dimensions. For Cloud Layer Colors you'll have to take one screen shot per layer and assemble into a single BMP for now.
Take a screen shot of the section of colors you want to edit (Weather Colors or Directional Ambient Light Colors).
Click on the weather record you want to recolor, press "Ctrl + w" to run the Weather Editor.
Load FO4Edit including whatever weather plug-in(s) contain the weather records you want to modify.
Backup your original "Weather Editor.pas" 圎dit script, and drop this repo's version into your 圎dit "Edit Scripts" folder.
The modified version of this script retains all original functionality for other games, but the new functionality will only execute and work for Fallout 4 at this time. The C# project is for converting bitmaps to CSV files for import by the "Weather Editor.pas" script. For more on setting up a dev environment for Delphi/圎dit scripts, see this link: The finalized version is a modified replacement for 圎dit's "Weather Editor.pas" script and is in the root of this repository. I had to comment some things out for the IDE to be useful and let me build, so it is called "WeatherColorTool.pas" when being used in Delphi RAD Studio. The Delphi project was used to modify 圎dit's "Weather Editor.pas" script in RAD Studio with syntax highlighting and intellisense. This repository contains a Delphi project (\WeatherColorTool), a C# project (\ImageToCSV), and an 圎dit script (\Weather Editor.pas).
Supports cloud layers (skips disabled cloud layers as it should), weather colors, and ambient light colors as separate images (all cloud layers as single image).
Import weather CSVs into 圎dit using a modified version of Weather Editor.
Convert weather images from BMP to CSV using ImageToCSV.exe.
Edit weathers for Fallout 4 as BMPs in Paint.NET or your favorite image editor (adjust hue/saturation, whatever).
Fallout 4 Weather Color Tool (DIY Radstorm Colorizer - Edit Weathers as Bitmap Images)
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