Hello,

 

I think a lot of answers and solutions to your doubts and questions can be found in the OpusFSX forum here in in AVSim or in Flight1 SimForums.

I hope this helps.

 

salu2

Fdovillamil

 

Joop / GCLP

Hmmm was actually hoping for a yes or no. Could not find an answer that relates to the current version of Opusfsx.

Hello WR269

 

Opus isn't a clone of any other weather program. Opus has its own approach of serving you with an excellent weather engine and many, many more features. It is really impossible to give a good answer in a nutshell here.

Pls put your specific questions in there forum if there is nobody hear to be able to answer you.

You will be surprised by the rapid answers of the devs!

 

salu2

Fdovillamil

 

Joop / GCLP

Hmmm was actually hoping for a yes or no. Could not find an answer that relates to the current version of Opusfsx.

 

its probably too hard an answer to give a yes or no, thought it would be a simple answer to give to a simple request you asked for

Wow, what a waste of time, didnt think it was a hard question, forget i asked.

I am interested, too, in this matter: is it possible to get, from OPUS, the winds aloft to enter in the FMC DESCENT FORECAST page?

Thanks.

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The short answer is 'not yet', from what I can tell. Between that and the lack of historical weather, I'm splitting my time between the two weather engines at the moment. There is a whole opus forum. I'm a little surprised this thread has survived 8 pages...

 

Mike

A thousand thank yous Mike, all i needed to know.

 

It certainly has some features i use a lot, so i will keep a very close eye on its development.

 

Regards,

 

Will

I am interested, too, in this matter: is it possible to get, from OPUS, the winds aloft to enter in the FMC DESCENT FORECAST page?

 

Theoretically you could use the AS2012 interface to get that information and then shut it down. Or use some online resources (I'm yet to find one).

 

I'm not 100% sure whether the AS data will represent what you will see in Opus. Will require further testing.

Here's some eye candy from YSCB-YMML flight:

 

 

 

Wow, what a waste of time, didnt think it was a hard question, forget i asked.

Will.

Please don't quote me, but OPUS does not use Global weather like AS2012 does, so it is not necessary to inject a flight plan, In fact, this weather program is so darn good, and clever you don't need to tell it that you need weather injected at KJFK (an example) because the real weather will be in place when you get there. Winds aloft will be fully implemented very soon.

 

Regards

Julian

 

Great pics Martin.

That is a very good point Julian, although i mainly use the predicted weather function for descent profiles on my aircraft.

 

I will definitely look into it, though!

I was able to get predicted weather using FS Flight keeper, including upper winds and temps. Opus uses NOAA weather server, if that helps.

Great idea thanks Julian, will try that and see how i go.

i´m interesting to buy it, when i can use it in IVAO