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Auster in the clouds
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 06:53
by austerdriver
Here is a couple of pictures of my FS2004 install with no modifications to the clouds at all. No problems on framerates at all.

Re: Auster in the clouds
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 10:33
by petermcleland
Yes FS9 3D default clouds are really very good...I remember when beta testing FS9 that a Chinese lady was the main brains behind all the weather aspects including the dynamic weather. I like all her weather except the "imposters" in the distance and I keep them away by setting 3D clouds to 100%. Now I use REX clouds and they are an improvement but as your pictures show, the default is rather lovely too

Re: Auster in the clouds
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 10:47
by Metalmaster
thats the real beauty of flight....a simple aircraft, no hurries whatsoever to go anywhere, just going...and enjoying the scenery

I flew in one of these once...from Tires to Sintra, where we have the Air Museum now...I could see cables and wires passing me, and I remember having a bit of a difficulty getting aboard...I'm 1,99 mts, I'm a bit tall, one could say, and found it hard to get in

lovely experience by the way !!!
As for teh clouds, I'm using a freeware package now, but I agree, the default clouds are also very good....we tend to go back to the real thing, I supose,...thats why I keep all the original files backed up, in case I change my mind

Re: Auster in the clouds
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 11:06
by Garry Russell
Nice shots AD..there FS.9 default is fine.suits be .....for the time being at least
Now....

... got any more??
Re: Auster in the clouds
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 20:20
by austerdriver
Garry Russell wrote:
Now....

... got any more??
You want me to post some more screenshots?
All I did was play around with the settings till I got something that looked good.
Re: Auster in the clouds
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 20:35
by Garry Russell
Why not??
Have some fun.....take some shots ......If you want of course

Re: Auster in the clouds
Posted: 22 Oct 2010, 09:28
by austerdriver
Garry Russell wrote:Why not??
Have some fun.....take some shots ......If you want of course

I haven't had a lot of time on FS2004 over the last week. Will get some more screenshots soon though.