dougduplessis Posted May 22, 2020 Report Posted May 22, 2020 When I'm in an IMC overcast layer, I'm always able to see the ground below as if there's a protected halo around my plane. This makes the immersion not work when practicing instrument approaches. I'm attaching two screen shots. One of a forward view (looks correct) and another of the down and forward view. The down and forward view is what I see on all sides of the plane. I would expect to be enveloped in the cloud layer. Is there a setting to correct this? Quote
sundog Posted May 22, 2020 Report Posted May 22, 2020 (edited) If you are not using Real Weather Connector, I think setting the overcast setting to "solid procedural" would work around the issue. If you are using Real Weather Connector, the procedural options for overcast generally don't get used. In that case things get more involved; because the overcast clouds consist of large billboards, we fade them out close to the eyepoint in order to avoid distracting anomalies when you get too close to them. This is especially an issue in VR. But, you can disable this effect by editing the file Resources/plugins/SilverLining/resources/silverlining.override, and looking for this line: stratocumulus-particles-distance-fade-length = 0.5 If you set that to 0 instead of 0.5, I think it might help. We don't normally endorse modifying this file, but if you need this for real training it's worth a shot. Edited May 22, 2020 by sundog Quote
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