Hi Guys - I have just bought ASA (Build 433).If i select the Enable Direct Wind Control and Smoothing option for FSX, the tool tip says it will also enable Global Weather mode. What is Global Weather mode?Also, what does Disable Winds Aloft mean?Thanks for your help on this.

Hi,Disable Winds Aloft means that all your winds above the surface will be zero.Global Weather Mode means that all the weather stations in FSX will be set to the same weather of your current location. Weather WILL change as necessary as you fly.Thanks,

Hi,Disable Winds Aloft means that all your winds above the surface will be zero.Global Weather Mode means that all the weather stations in FSX will be set to the same weather of your current location. Weather WILL change as necessary as you fly.Thanks,

Thanks for your help. So just to clarify - Global Weather mean that when i start FSX, all weather around the world is the SAME. But i as i fly, the weather will change to reflect real world weather? So i could take off in a thunderstorm and (theoretically) land in clear skies?Also, if reduce ALL wind settings (speed, turbulance, etc), that would mean that i wouldnt need the Winds Aloft / Smoothing options on? (i get problems with the PMDG in winds)

Hi,Correct to both of those questions!Thanks,