AS2012+REXE+NGX= heaven

[Von Rondstadd 15]

HI peter! Are you able to get the winds aloft data for flying with the NGX in opus? The screnies look brilliant!

As promised this beta version incorporates the initial release of the FSX winds aloft bug fix. This fix does not effect the detailed and varied weather patterns, we have not had to resort to using unrealistic global weather. We have eradicated the FSX winds aloft bug using nothing more than a wind stabilization technique combined with our detailed weather control. The wind stabilization comes into force as soon as you climb above the adjustable transition altitude, automatic recovery is enabled when you descend below the configured recovery level. Full recovery will only occur when the true wind direction is within 30 degrees of the stabilized wind. As far as I can tell there is no downside, the LWE simply has to force a weather regeneration as you pass though the transition and recovery levels.

 

The transition and recovery altitudes can be adjusted via the Weather dialog. However, the default settings of 19000 feet and 17000 feet should be perfectly adequate on virtually all systems.

 

Read at the forum topic Announcements, constantly updated !!

 

http://www.simforums...re_forum49.html

 

Robert

[HawkDsl 50]

I also was thinking about Opus, but wanted to wait for the REXE Update, which they advertise as having Opus like performance (un-named) on weather gen. EZDok has my blood, sweat, and tears from setting up all those cameras/effects on millions of planes (feels that way anyhow, LOL). In the name of all that is holy, please don't make me learn another head movement program!

 

I still like the Opus idea, but I fear they are starting to ask the program to do too much. Just stick with the weather man.

[OmniAtlas 93]

Opus ftw. You can't go wrong.

[ZKOKQ 986]

OPUS +FEX +NGX+ GSX+FS@CREW= Heaven :Party:

[pete_auau 1,167]

you all forgetting gsx in the mix

[OmniAtlas 93]

I tried out the GSX demo, it is good, but not worth the $40 price. Perhaps when it falls I will consider purchasing it.

[themose 11]

Is Opus better than Ezdok for the camera stuff - or have I just missed missed the point of this software haha..

Let me know guys

[OmniAtlas 93]

Yes, feels more realistic to me. According to the author DHM is calculated from the winds.

[ZKOKQ 986]

you all forgetting gsx in the mix

Good grief, cannot believe I forgot that one Pete. :lol:

 

Yes, feels more realistic to me. According to the author DHM is calculated from the winds.

Also verified by RW pilots that the DHM is very realistic.

[themose 11]

Sounds fantastic..

[bradrcfii 3]

I am waiting for the networked version of the Opus camera software so I can implement camera changes while in full screen more. I am using the Opus weather engine and love it. I now get reported weather.

[tazisdylan 2]

Enjoyed reading the posts here and will be watching as a user of GEX, REX-E and FS2crew (put that in just for you Peter!).

 

Have never been convinced by GEX tbh particularly as I am using Shockwave Redux which changes lighting effects, as REX-E does I believe in respect of certain textures.

 

Will be very keen to find out more about REX-E+.... ***Opens new browser tab to begin research***

 

***Research done***

 

I want REX-E+ and I want it now! Bring on the release. Loving the fix list and the add list.... Plus I read that it will be a free update for users. Deep joy. :Applause:

[Daniel choen 23]

Hello guys,

for those of you who using REX-E with AS2012, how are you combining? i just picked texture that i like on REX and let the AS2012 do the weather condition, is that the correct way? or am i missing something? thanks..

[flightwatch 68]

Ouch...$44.95. I think I'll stick to ActiveSky.

[bradrcfii 3]

and get the weather they give you rather than reported?