NZFF

Here are a few screenshots from the latest flight. Flown with real world weather, which produced a monster crosswind for the flight from Orcas Island, USA. Although the maximum allowed crosswind is 21kts for this aircraft, it was probably not far off this. Surprising that there are no white caps on the water, which looks quite tranquil.













smooth landings.

Those are good looking stratiform clouds - what weather software are you using?

The weather software is Flight Environment Extreme. I find that the best results are with real world weather, it seems to produce excellent results with this and the clouds seem to look so much better. Apart from some cropping and adding the frames, these shots were direct from the sim.

smooth landings.

happytraveller wrote:

QUOTE (happytraveller @ Nov 16 2011,9:22 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The weather software is Flight Environment Extreme. I find that the best results are with real world weather, it seems to produce excellent results with this and the clouds seem to look so much better. Apart from some cropping and adding the frames, these shots were direct from the sim.

smooth landings.

What I have but it's loathe to produce any decent stratocu. Mostly big cauliflower cu.

Dave , sure beats those mid to late 90 square blocks for clouds and they said FS2000 was a probmatic program when released , least was the begining of those fluffy white things .