I know that so, dass/sodass/so dass is used to indicate a result and it often corresponds to English so that. We usually have two clauses where so dass occurs in the middle.
Examples:
Das Wetter war schlecht, so dass wir wenig wandern.
Sein Bein war so steif, dass er kaum gehen konnte.
However, my question isn't about the previous usage.
In PONS dictionary, so, dass is used to introduce many definitions.
Example: Schön is defined:
so, dass es jdm gefällt.
so, dass das Wetter trocken und sonnig (und warm) ist.
I don't understand this usage of so, dass as I don't see an action and its result. How and why is so, dass used here?