Sky Cowboy Posted May 17, 2020 Report Posted May 17, 2020 Hi, I like the combination of SkyMaxxPro 4.9.3, RWC and FSGRW very much. I think it's the best combination for real weather, cloud look, color etc. at all. But..., unfortunately I very often notice that a diffuse kind of cloud layer or "fog" are performed although the FSGRW and transfered rwx file in X-Plane 11.50b9 it dosn't indicate it. For example a FMC supported test flight from EDDV to EDDH. Few clouds injected by FSGRW in a high of 32.872ft in relation to X-Plane settings automatically by weather engine FSGRW,RWC and SkyMaxxPro (s.please attachment), but although a fog or diffuse cloud layer from about 9000ft until 20500ft during CLB. Above and below a "normal" sight with few clouds. After CRZ level during DES the "fog" went away about in a altitude of 18000ft. Unfortunately I watch this "fog" layer very often during flights and it didn't match to the cloud cover/layer. Log.txt Quote
JohnMAXX Posted May 17, 2020 Report Posted May 17, 2020 Looking at what FSGRW is providing your visibility is at 7 meters which is odd giving the weather conditions. We do not touch how X-Plane handles visibility we also do not touch the fog layer. What I think you are seeing here is a result of how X-Plane presents low visibility and an error in the METAR that FSGRW fetched. If the visibility were to fall to 7M typically the cloud cover would match and you wouldn't get that strange result. @sundog Please correct me if I am wrong..... Quote
Sky Cowboy Posted May 17, 2020 Author Report Posted May 17, 2020 I think it's 7.000m equal to 7Km corresponding to 4.3sm. I'll compare it furthermore and have a look at METAR. Quote
CirrusPilot825 Posted May 17, 2020 Report Posted May 17, 2020 I have noticed the exact same thing on occasion when using FSGRW. It also occurs without Skymaxx Pro and at altitudes where you wouldn’t expect fog. Must be a bug in FSGRW. Quote
sundog Posted May 18, 2020 Report Posted May 18, 2020 On 5/17/2020 at 8:29 PM, CirrusPilot825 said: I have noticed the exact same thing on occasion when using FSGRW. It also occurs without Skymaxx Pro and at altitudes where you wouldn’t expect fog. Must be a bug in FSGRW. Expand Right - the "fog" seen here is coming directly from visibility reported to us via X-Plane, which in turn comes from FSGRW. You could try temporarily disabling SkyMaxx Pro (the "SilverLining" plugin in your plugin admin) or change our sky colors to "default" - if the problem persists, then it's not originating within SMP. Quote
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