Is it just me or...

[3saul]

...are the clouds in this video following me?

 

I took a 1 hour flight and the thin cloud layer you see here never moves. Has anybody else noticed this?

 

I'm at 36,000 feet.

 

XP 10.3b8 sMP 2.0

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLuO1uGJZDo&list=UUWcCaSa2017BFfN3Dm6DRnw

[cptcaptain]

...are the clouds in this video following me?

NSA clouds, they always know where you are and what you are doing 

[3saul]

ok...so this was intended to report what I thought might be a bug.

 

Any comments from the creators?

[sundog]

It's working as intended. Cirrus clouds have distinct edges, so we can't really tile them indefinitely. Instead we have a really big cirrus cloud that remains over the camera position, and since it's usually viewed from far away, its lack of actual motion relative to the camera generally isn't noticeable. In fact you're the first to notice.

[Darius Alexander]

It's working as intended. Cirrus clouds have distinct edges, so we can't really tile them indefinitely. Instead we have a really big cirrus cloud that remains over the camera position, and since it's usually viewed from far away, its lack of actual motion relative to the camera generally isn't noticeable. In fact you're the first to notice.

More like the first to post about it.