Hi, (I hope this doesn't post multiple times - I'm having trouble posting in this forum tonight) I'm interested in ASX but wondered if you could clarify how it handles thermals please? I love soaring about the place in FSX.I note something along the lines of "FSX-integrated vertical air, turbulence and dynamic wx changes" in ASX, but I wondered could you expand on what that means please from the perspective of free-flight soaring.cheerssmithcorp

Hi,You posted only once.Thermals will be based on weather conditions and land features and should mimic the real stuff as much as possible. That is realy all I know about it!Thanks,Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/banners/hifi-community-sigbanner.jpghttp://www.hifisim.com/

Hi,FSX generates the thermals and ridge lift, which are influenced by the the wind and terrain.There are not configurable thermals (yet) but FSX does a good job at creating them fairly realistically. Best,