October 15, 201411 yr Title pretty much says it. I think this started shortly after upgrading from 2.3 to 2.4 (I followed the instructions here to delete the shader etc..). I only have high cirrus clouds, none of the puffy white cotton balls. I tried setting ASN and P3D back to default. I can see ASN connecting and doing things in the debug window. It does rain, but the skies are clear or even very hazy--1/2 mile or less at times. I ran REX texture (and run it as admin) install a couple of times. I use EMT, but don't have FSX installed. I tried EMT launching P3D in legacy mode and non-legacy mode. I tried using P3D building storms, where it does at least clear all weather and then generate lightning and thunder with clear skies. 10700k / Gigabyte 3060
October 15, 201411 yr This has happened to me multiple times. I am getting sick of it. It is a P3D problem. You have to reinstall P3D. Sorry. Try a repair install though (I was having problems with it).
October 15, 201411 yr Commercial Member This has happened to me multiple times. I am getting sick of it. It is a P3D problem. You have to reinstall P3D. Sorry. Try a repair install though (I was having problems with it). This happened to me too, but it was of my doing and not LM's problem. I accidentally deleted my clouds file. I was able to get the file from a prior version and the clouds appeared again. REX AccuSeason Developer REX Simulations
October 15, 201411 yr +1 happened to me too. Just delete shaders in appdata local as above helped me. Michael Michael Moe
October 16, 201411 yr That sux....I had the same problem too. Interestingly, clearing the cache was the final thing I tried and that gave me back the missing cloud levels. You might try renaming the p3d.cfg file and have it regenerate...
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