Clouds keep changing up every 10 minutes or so
Hi,
I am noticing that regardless of what my local range supression settings may be, every 10 to 15 minutes there is a shift in all the clouds; The texture sets used for each cloud layer seem to change up randomly (cirrus layers become cumulous and vice-versa, cumulous become stratus/vice-versa, and the thicknesses of the layers often change as well, causing sudden IFR conditions at altitude with all sorts of cumulous clouds crowding previously clear airspace. Sometimes when it shifts, I'll get puffy cumulous up at FL400 and above.
This happens with use of both live weather and offline weather files.
Something else happens also - no matter what the altitude, the visibility shifts to a lower level for about 2 seconds each time, then back to normal. I figured out that there is also a wind shift that occurs whenever this happens, and for the same duration. They seem to be interconnected. Wind shifts while visibility is lowered, then everything goes back to normal.
I don't use any fancy add-on aircraft. All freeware POSKY Boeings and IDFG Airbusses, etc. I also have all settings in ASE set properly for this not to happen (i.e. Rate Of Change=0; Visibility Graduation ON; etc.)
Plz help.
Hi, Is this with FS9 or
Hi,
Is this with FS9 or FSX?
Some of these things we are aware of and are working on for the SP.
Thanks,
Jim - HiFi Software Sales and Support
Oops
This is in FS2004, sorry.
Can you tell me which items I mentioned are known issues and are being worked out in the next SP?
Thanks.
Hi, The high cloud
Hi,
The high cloud generation.
If Fog Layer Generation is On, try with that off for now.
Thanks,
Jim - HiFi Software Sales and Support
Will do
Will do.
What about the most significant issue, which is the actual graphics issue with the clouds changing every 10-15 minutes? Any ideas on that?
Hi, It all may be related,
Hi,
It all may be related, though you are the only user reporting that clouds are changing types.
Thanks,
Jim - HiFi Software Sales and Support