Hi guys.

 

Is there a way to prevent this from happening or is it one of those FSX things?

 

 

 

Cheers

I dont think its an FSX thing as i dont see it and im also useing AS (2012)

 

The only time i have seen this was when i was useing fsx realworld weather and there was no weather station around me to update from. The jagged line of clouds was the end of the previose weather report.

 

This shouldnt happen with AS...Do you have DWC on?

Yes DWC is what im using Luke.

Do you have ''create additional stations'' checked in settings?

 

Only reason i ask is becuase ive never seen it with AS and thats the settings i have.

I do have that checked mate yes.

 

These are my settings

 

[Options]

fsVersion = FSX

AutoRefreshAI = False

DynamicRateofChangePercent = 0

VATSIMDownloads = False

AutomaticDownloadInterval = 15

AutomaticDownloads = True

CAVOKCloudGenerationPercent = 50

NoDataCloudGenerationPercent = 50

CirrusCloudGenerationPercent = 50

MaximumCloudLayers = 7

MinimumCloudTurbulencePercent = 0

MaximumCloudTurbulencePercent = 50

MinimumCloudIcingPercent = 0

MaximumCloudIcingPercent = 50

StratusCloudOccurrencePercent = 10

MinimumVisibilitySM = 0

MaximumVisibilitySM = 39

MaximumUpperVisibilitySM = 49

MaximumSurfaceWindSpeed = 175

MinimumWindTurbulencePercent = 0

MaximumWindTurbulencePercent = 50

MinimumWindShearPercent = 0

MaximumWindShearPercent = 0

DisableWindsAloft = False

WakeTurbulenceStrength = 0

CreateVirtualStations = True

EnhanceRouteCoverage = False

DepictHurricanes = True

EnableSkyScapeMode = False

UseSkyScapeforStratus = False

ForceHighPriority = True

UpdateRange = 500

EnableWindSmoothing = False

EnableVisibilityGraduation = True

EnableFogLayerSimulation = True

LocalSuppression = True

SuppressionRange = 200

StartupWave = True

EnableDirectWindControl = True

ShowSimMessages = False

SupressOnGround = False

ForceDestinationWeatherZone = True

VoiceATIS = True

ThermalGenerationRatePercent = 0

UpandDowndraftGenerationRatePercent = 50

MaximumDowndraftRate = 300

MaximumUpdraftThermalRate = 500

DisableHazeLayer = True

FogLayerGeneration = True

DatFileOverwriteUserEdit = 0

ForceWindLock = True

SuppressionCeiling = 10000

FSXDepictionMode = DWC

PreventFSXCloudRedraws = False

PreventTstormsWithCB = False

GraduationCeiling = 8000

UseStratusForFog = True

StratoCumulus = False

PostPlanGraphicsPrompt = True

LocalWriteswithDWC = True

OvercastEnhancement = True

ReduceVisibilityInCloudLayers = True

I too have this issue, usually with stratus clouds. I think it is "one of those FSX things"...

This is mostly an FS thing, it depends on the graphics settings, overhead, scenery, weather station positions and the data itself. With the use of stratus clouds for overcast enhancement feature we have noticed an increase in this potential anomaly. We are working to improve things here and avoid this type of depiction as much as possible.

Ok thanks Damian, so i need'nt change any settings then?

You can uncheck the overcast ceiling enhancement feature to reduce this kind of depiction.