I see the sun isn't dying out anymore, well done.

Upon second inspection, I take back what I said prior about the sunbeams looking tacky. It seems the way this effect utelizes sunbeams is quite different from other effects. Here, it is slower and more subtle.

It's looking very good so far, however I do wonder what it would look like with a lens flare added. Not saying you have to add it but it would be definitely interesting to try out

hey, ooze thanks for your comments. the sun dying out will be fixed soon and i see what your talking about the sunbeams not looking the best, thanks for pointing it out. these minor problems will be fixed soon. i also thought about people not liking the moon due to the similarities to other moon effects but decided to add it anyways.

thanks for the compliments guys. :)

The sun fading out is unintentional, im going to redo the video and attempt to fix this. You also cannot see that the clouds rotate due to the camera rotation, which ill also fix. Cheers for the feedback!

A few comments.

Firstly, these look absolutely incredible. The placement & detailing on the clouds, as well as the glow & speckled stars do well in setting a grand and indeed, scenic, scene.

1 thing though, in the clip with the "Firmament" effect, the glowing sun appears to fizzle out in the later half of the video. Why is this? I hope it is not intended, as the glow in the sun is necessary for the effect to look realistic and pleasing.

Another thing, I feel as though the sunbeam pillars that are periodically shown look a little bit...ehm..tacky. This is something I have noticed on workshop effects in general that use the sunbeams texture. I don't know, I think perhaps removing them or swapping them for a lens flare could help it out, but maybe I am just being picky lol.

Lastly I hope nobody whines about Midnight Mobile being similar to Cloudy Moon, it is distinct from that effect and clearly has it's own style

Woah, this is really cool!!

Thanks shocked, i really appreciate it :)

Awesome