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    Chris_ Guest

    Default FSW New Cloud In Progress

    Hi,
    I am working hard even if my time is limited to finish them, cloud still in progress and those are only 3 pack and few others so here clouds in progress. You can and you should make them higher in feet with the weather option. I have much more clouds like , Cumulus, Cb, T-Storm and the mid/high level clouds,but not showed still in progress...Don't tell me when they will be all released I don't know. Here some beta clouds in progress

    Part I
    http://fsw.simflight.com/cld1.html

    Part II
    http://fsw.simflight.com/cld2.html

    Part III
    http://fsw.simflight.com/cld3.html

    Ps: the zoom in those shots are at minist ( - ) to see all the view, so they can appears stretched, but in normal view they look ok.


    Thanks
    Chris Willis
    [link:fsw.simflight.com/|FSW GROUP]
    [link:fsw.simflight.com/FSWMenuFsSim.html|Clouds And Addons For MsFs]
    http://fsw.simflight.com/fsw.jpg

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    Default RE: FSW New Cloud In Progress

    Cool! :-jumpy:-jumpy Looking forward to 'em. ;-)

    shwncplnd@hotmail.com

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    Hi Chris. You specialize in the area that I enjoy most about flight--the scenery of the skies. I especially like the last shots in both the first and third links; the last one in the first link (with the jet) is very similar to some of the towering cumulus clouds previewed in CFS3--but it's actually better, with its bright white appearance and detailed textures.

    But what I'm wondering is if you're still limited by the FS engine. When I aim my plane into some clouds they usually part like curtains and rotate around the plane just as I reach them, though in some cases there's white-out before the plane reemerges. Will your new clouds work the same way? Isn't that a limitation in FS, or have you found some way around that?

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    stvy1dr Guest

    Default RE: FSW New Cloud In Progress

    wow very nice. I paint clouds alot in my Architectural Renderings, and it does take time to figure out what makes a cloud LOOK like a cloud, ur on the right track. When you've mastered the white ones, theres some with a touch of blue, and gold(yellow), and warm grey, and cool grey. Hey are you going to invent sunset clouds??...hmmmm, anyway great job!!
    stvy1dr

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    Paolotrab Guest

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    Wonderful clouds!!!!!!!!!!
    Hope to download them soon. ;)

    For PAUL_W:

    It's not a limit, I think it's a bug of FS2002.
    You see the clouds bidimensional it happens because you have the small red number on top left of the screen.
    (The numbers you have pressing SHIFT+Z I mean, the Frame rate indicator.)
    If you SHIFT+Z again to make the red indications disappear, all the clouds will regain their original 3D aspect.
    I use Chris clouds since the first versions, and they're great.

    Regards,

    Paolo



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    [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON May-24-02 AT 08:44PM (EDT)[/font][p]I’m familiar with the bug you’re referring to regarding the on-screen text making the clouds appear flat when you look to the sides, but that’s not what I’m referring to here. Even with no on-screen text the clouds will rotate around the cockpit in most or in many cases just as you reach them. They won’t appear flat--they’ll just get out of the way like a groups of placards circulating around the plane. I think it’s just a limitation in the game engine, and I have to assume without an answer from Chris that his new fine-looking clouds will still have that limitation imposed by FS.


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    Chris_ Guest

    Default RE: FSW New Cloud In Progress

    Hi Paul,
    We need a patch for fixe this rotation issue, but I don't think this will be available for fs2k2, only fs2004.




    Thanks
    Chris Willis
    [link:fsw.simflight.com/|FSW GROUP]
    [link:fsw.simflight.com/FSWMenuFsSim.html|Clouds And Addons For MsFs]
    http://fsw.simflight.com/fsw.jpg

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    Default RE: FSW New Cloud In Progress

    Chris - The new clouds look great! Will there be an improvement in the framerate hit for denser clouds?
    I'm currently using your pack3 and when I have moderate cumulus clouds I get about a 15fps hit. I have my system maxed at 20. Using Athlon 1.4/GeForce 2 Pro with all sliders max except aircraft.

    Thanx,

    Vic Baron
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    Chris_ Guest

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    [font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON May-24-02 AT 11:32PM (EDT)[/font][p]Hi Vic ,
    The frame rate are the same as the fs2k2 default clouds like all fsw clouds, reduce the clouds density slider in fs2k2 option to 75% or 50 % for better frame rate. Better frame rate will only be possible with the clouds density slider.


    Thanks
    Chris Willis
    [link:fsw.simflight.com/|FSW GROUP]
    [link:fsw.simflight.com/FSWMenuFsSim.html|Clouds And Addons For MsFs]
    http://fsw.simflight.com/fsw.jpg

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