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  1. Hi all! Thanks for the answers. Yes, I'm enjoying it! Just because these shaped cloud was a little bit special, it was an eye-catcher. By the way, on the next flight I did not see this shape again... so there is a huge random in cloud shape, which is very good. best regards, Thomas
  2. Hi ! first I have to say that the 4.5 version is really beautiful. But I have a small little problem: clouds are repeating very often. I have attached 2 images where I marked the repeating clouds... am I doing something wrong ? best regards, Thomas
  3. Hi ! Thanks for the info. Thomas
  4. Hi ! I think there is a drawing bug, sometimes I got clouds changing color from light to dark or vice versa. I just moved the camera a little bit up and down. Sometimes there are small areas flickering, sometimes bigger. It's inside of the cockpit or outside. Thomas NVEExport.0001.mp4
  5. Hi ! Maybe it is worth trying and see if you can reproduce it yourself. It's very simple: 1) Go to Lima SPJC airport 2) takeoff. 3) set course to 25000 ft, 90deg, autopilot 4) wait. At me it happens within 15 minues. And don't care of the weather :-) At this season in Lima there is 24h the same weather. So you can try whenever you want to. best regards, Thomas
  6. Hi ! I'm really not sure what the trigger is. First pic shows the view to the right just before it happens. Second pic after effect. Next pics show the different settings of SMP. Please look at pic 5 (no clouds) and at pic 3 and 6 (red arrows). There was even a different cloud height just switching between representations. 0:03:02.272 I/ATC: Changing SPLP CabState from 0 to 1 0:03:02.272 I/ATC: All departures are done at SPLP. Advancing... 0:03:02.272 I/ATC: Changing SPLP CabState from 1 to 2 0:03:02.272 I/ATC: All arrivals are done at SPLP. Advancing... 0:03:02.272 I/ATC: Changing SPLP CabState from 2 to 0 0:09:33.728 I/SCN: DSF load time: 2185 for file Custom Scenery/zz-w2xp_america/Earth nav data/-20-080/-13-076.dsf (0 tris) SkyMaxx Pro: Coordinate system changed; repositioning cloud layers. 0:09:39.325 I/SCN: DSF load time: 5616435 for file Custom Scenery/zzzz_hd_global_scenery3/Earth nav data/-20-080/-13-076.dsf (1208493 tris) 0:09:39.973 I/SCN: DSF load time: 15768 for file Custom Scenery/zz-w2xp_america/Earth nav data/-20-080/-12-076.dsf (0 tris) 0:09:45.524 I/SCN: DSF load time: 5542532 for file Custom Scenery/zzzz_hd_global_scenery3/Earth nav data/-20-080/-12-076.dsf (1158304 tris) SkyMaxx Pro: New settings applied. SkyMaxx Pro: New settings applied. SkyMaxx Pro: New settings applied. Clean exit from threads. best regards, Thomas
  7. Hi ! Thanks for the info. Some remarks: 1) If I set it to "sparse particels", it's working, but it looks like a usual cloudy sky. 2) If I set it to "dense partices", I don't have clouds at all. Clear blue sky. -> (edit:) I have to correct that. If I'm below the clouds (here 1400 ft) it looks perfect. While climbing through the clouds, they began to fade out. reaching the top level of the clouds, they vanish. Blue clear sky. 3) If I set it to "solid stratoform" it's working like before the jump, low-layer clouds. If there were new localized cumulus clouds, where are they gone after setting it back to "solid stratoform" ? best regards, Thomas
  8. Hi ! I don't think that the cumulus clouds are moving. I like to show you 4 photos: This was the situation after start below the clouds. Perfect :-) Above the clouds: wonderful And here we are some seconds before the jump: It's cloudy in the valley, no water to see And here we are some seconds later: we are below the clouds, can see the ocean. You are completely right, I'm passing a tile boundary: SkyMaxx Pro: Found new METAR.rwx file SkyMaxx Pro: Parsing METAR data SkyMaxx Pro: METAR parsing took 517 ms. 0:10:37.464 I/SCN: DSF load time: 5448 for file Custom Scenery/zz-w2xp_america/Earth nav data/-20-080/-13-076.dsf (0 tris) SkyMaxx Pro: Coordinate system changed; repositioning cloud layers. 0:10:42.659 I/SCN: DSF load time: 5193605 for file Custom Scenery/zzzz_hd_global_scenery3/Earth nav data/-20-080/-13-076.dsf (1208493 tris) 0:10:43.218 I/SCN: DSF load time: 10918 for file Custom Scenery/zz-w2xp_america/Earth nav data/-20-080/-12-076.dsf (0 tris) 0:10:48.442 I/SCN: DSF load time: 5215571 for file Custom Scenery/zzzz_hd_global_scenery3/Earth nav data/-20-080/-12-076.dsf (1158304 tris) SkyMaxx Pro: Raised stratus layer to avoid a layer collision. SkyMaxx Pro: Raised stratus layer to avoid a layer collision. SkyMaxx Pro: Raised stratus layer to avoid a layer collision. But this is not a small difference, it's a huge one :-) best regards, Thomas
  9. Hi ! Hmmm, I could not really confirm that, but maybe I'm facing a different problem.... Yesterday I've made a short test-flight with V3.2.1 from SPJC (Lima) to SPZO (Cusco). Usually Lima has low-hanging dense clouds, which go until the mountains. It looks perfect, below the clouds and above the clouds. Very good. But as I turn around direction to Cusco, the clouds are jumping several times up, as the ground level changes. I'm using SMP 3.2.1 and RWC 1.0. best regards, Thomas
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