XPX 10.21 just went final...

[CarlosF 1,234]

...so lets move on to 10.22.  

 

Hopefully the fog issue is addressed in the next beta cycle.

 

 

 

[FIVE-BY-FIVE 453]

...so lets move on to 10.22.  

 

Hopefully the fog issue is addressed in the next beta cycle.

:yahoo:  :yahoo:  :clapping:

[MikeT707 1,181]

Is there supposed to be a 10.22 or will they be working on 10.30?

[carrotroot 77]

Unless Ben changes his mind, 10.22 is going to be purely to update the autogen. http://developer.x-plane.com/2013/04/a-quick-fix-for-autogen/

[MikeT707 1,181]

I am very excited to see what the team has in store for new autogen. This is one area of the sim that is going to truly transform the experience for many people.

[CarlosF 1,234]

Unless Ben changes his mind, 10.22 is going to be purely to update the autogen. http://developer.x-plane.com/2013/04/a-quick-fix-for-autogen/

That's great, even better cause then we can jump into 10.30 and hopefully they'll fix the fog issue.

[starflight 8]

Pardon my ignorance, but what's the fog issue you're referring to? Is it how scenery goes blurry only 25 or 50 nm away? The pointless whiteout when passing through a cloud layer (even when there's so few clouds you can clearly see above or below your flightpath)? Or something else entirely?

[jcomm 5,890]

Pardon my ignorance, but what's the fog issue you're referring to? Is it how scenery goes blurry only 25 or 50 nm away? The pointless whiteout when passing through a cloud layer (even when there's so few clouds you can clearly see above or below your flightpath)? Or something else entirely?

 

It's the fact that, in XP10, fog:

 

1) looks like a curtain in front of you

2) You can't see it from above like a real fog layer

3) the Moon sometimes is seen accross it, projected in and through weird forms....

[fvapres 7]

While working on the Fog, maybe they could fix the cloud/horizon issues where the clouds don't quite get generated down to the horizon (visibility should only be 50-60nm max below 10000' with max visibility increasing as you go higher and have less atmosphere to restrict your view.