IIRC, the only way to see the actual percentage (%) values of current in-game weather conditions is via the console command "weather.report" — correct me if I'm wrong. What I'm hoping for, since that command cannot be used via RCON, is a plugin that can run that console command, intercept & store the response, and record the individual values for clouds, fog, rain, and wind in JSON format somewhere. Ideally, this plugin could also store these values to an external/remote target (hosted SQL DB?) to be accessed by a web server or via websocket connection.

Is this even remotely possible? Thanks for your time.

Amendment: I am already using InfoPanel and it has a clock panel showing the in-game time. I'd like to have the in-game hour (0-23 only, minutes and seconds not needed) stored with the above weather values as well, if possible.

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Due to the lack of a response, I'm going to respectfully assume one or more of the following:

1) This is not possible as described. Due to my lack of knowledge as to how/when/where those percentage values are available or whether they're available at all to be retrieved by uMod, I may have described a logical but inaccurate path to my needed result. I acknowledge this and ask that a seasoned plugin developer simply correct me or let me know that this isn't possible if that is the case.

2) This is incredibly niche and not worth your time. I acknowledge this possibility and can offer payment if necessary. I need either guidance toward a solution or someone to champion this effort to benefit my Rust server & website integrations.

3) This has questionable value or, moreover, is rather difficult/unconventional and not worth your time. Again, I acknowledge this possibility and can offer payment if necessary. I just need options or, if necessary, an explanation as to why this is a futile request so that I can move past this approach.

Thanks for your time, @2CHEVSKII.

1. I would like to store current values only but have it be recursive (via the plugin itself or TimedExecute) and update these values every ~10-15min (ideally, that is a configurable value). Including a single timestamp of when the last successful update was would be helpful. I am using TimeOfDay to establish a 90min (actual) day cycle, so this increment would give me more than a handful of updates an in-game day. With the addition of the in-game hour stored alongside these values, I can easily delineate between morning, mid-day/afternoon, evening, and night on the retrieving end on my website.

2. Would you be interested? Can we talk? If not, can you refer me to someone who would be?

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