Cool overcast effect in FS2004

[bjratchf]

I was just wondering how, if it is possible to obtain that "layer" effect in mountains as seen in this youtube video... http://youtube.com/watch?v=GJuatjPIlkY

Its almost as if he descends right into the muck. The closest I've been able to come is a "solid" haze look, which, when I break into it, looks like some sort of milky-ceiling and the visibility underneath (and in it) is always 10SM).

I have activesky 6, maybe its my cloud settings?

-Brendan

[Kimber]

I know how to do it!!

http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/1...oard01z2tf.jpg

Add in the FS9.cfg, just below the Display device,,

Tablefog=0

Then go to your advanced weather settings and set the visibility
to 10 or less!! Then go to the visibility and set the tops at
28000 and the base at 0!! I use cirrus clouds, I just like them
better!!

[bjratchf]

I've also been playing around with the 2 options under visibility

"simulate FS9 haze layer"
"fog layer generation"

and leaving both unchecked seems to have the desired effect: in clear areas, you can really see crisply, and when the visibility is lower, then you'll get more of a haze look. I have yet to do an actual flight in FS9 with these settings, but we'll see.