January 24, 201313 yr Hi, does Opus provide its own cloud textures ? Can Opus use third party textures ? F.i. REXE ones If in a certain airport there is a dense fog can I expect Opus to render it properly ? Same speech for whatever weather conditions. Is Opus able to reproduce a real overcast ? REXE for instance can't at all. Thanks in advance
January 24, 201313 yr Hello! If you read the pinned FAQ topic found here: http://forum.avsim.n...pic/396956-faq/ you'll find out that Opus doesn't provide textures but works well with free and payware textures (REXE being one of them). From what I have seen, Opus produces overcast conditions and chancing weather really well. A lot better than REXE at the moment. I would suggest that you also visit the official Opus forum to see what is available now and what thinks are planned for future releases. Opus releases updates a staggering speed. This should help you see what works for you. Happy flying! Jarkko Puustinen (FSX live streamer, YouTuber) http://www.twitch.tv/virtualfreightdog http://www.youtube.com/user/VirtualFreightDog
January 25, 201313 yr Commercial Member Hi, does Opus provide its own cloud textures ? Can Opus use third party textures ? F.i. REXE ones If in a certain airport there is a dense fog can I expect Opus to render it properly ? Same speech for whatever weather conditions. Is Opus able to reproduce a real overcast ? REXE for instance can't at all. Thanks in advance Opus does not provide sky or cloud textures. Just install whatever textures you wish into the simulator and let Opus produce the RW weather. We also recommend the excellent soft natural FEX textures, you will see plenty of examples and screen shots in our Flight1 forum (you can access it via our website). HDEv2 freeware cloud textures work fine in FSX but not the sky textures, for those, you'll need to download the ones upgraded by Danny Glover (here). To answer your questions ... its a definite YES to all of them. Stephen :smile:
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