belimi

OK thanks for the clarification. So does it also increase the accuracy of default autogen such as buildings? As an example, XP currently puts many high-rise buildings in suburban Melbourne and Sydney where (realistically and accurately) there should be mostly residential houses and shops.

At last some more realistic, more accurate textures for downunder in X-Plane. Very exciting!

Thanks for all your feedback John. It's such a novel experience to be able to exchange thoughts directly with the developer of a product you have purchased. In my case, every (gray) cloud has a silver lining.

Not much luck so far John. Even with the settings you have suggested, I can only seem to get white clouds when it's close to dusk. At midday or during the morning and afternoon, I'm afraid they remain gray. The attached screenshot was taken at 15:00 hrs. Above, I asked if other addons such as HDR Environment X II or Replacement Day & Night Lighting from TheOrg (both of which I have installed) could interfere with what Skymaxx Pro is trying to do?

Thanks for your quick reply John. I just got home and tried you suggestions. However, still no luck, so clearly I am doing something wrong. Attached is that screenshot you asked for, which shows my view after setting up XP as per your suggestions. As you can see, these clouds still look like grayish rain clouds rather than white ones. In rendering options, cloud detail doesn't seem to affect the way Skymaxx Pro renders the clouds, (unless you have to restart XP before changes take effect, which I have not tried yet.) Time of day is midday, if that's relevant. Don't get me wrong: I've nothing against gray rain clouds either! I'd just like to figure out how to choose between white and gray clouds. Somehow, white clouds are more cheery I guess.

I can only get gray-looking rain clouds to appear in Skymaxx Pro. I can't see how to get white fluffy clouds similar to the ones which appear in other Skymaxx pro users' screen grabs & videos. Over the past year or so, I've installed various cloud-related freeware plugins from The Org; could this be creating some sort of conflict? The second issue is the interrelationship between Skymaxx Pro configuration settings & those in XP10 under the weather menu and the rendering settings. In what ways are they interrelated? For example, if I want dense large, cumulus clouds, which combination of these various settings should be used?