All right. So since we need to address the whole general V4 data versus V5 data anyway for the planets. And the clouds are just part of that process anyway. They will come out of the same toolset basically. Our aim is to have a default weather behavior for a planet. If you generate a generic planet, it will just create ideally the weather patterns for cold air moving underneath warm air. Pushing it up, causing cumulus clouds to form into cumulonimbus clouds. I hate that word. And everything in between ideally. And then also having warm air moving over cold air. Which will cause the straightest family of clouds to form. And that's our default behavior we want to do for every planet if we need to. And on top of that there will obviously be different things. And then you have a very specific need for a certain weather pattern. Or very different or alien planets with alien clouds. Whatever that means, we don't know yet. And we just try to do that as well. But the idea is that we can cover as many different cloud types as possible with the resources we have. And then vary it based on individual planet needs.