hi alli was just wondering whether high altitude turbulance is modelled in FS? i fly on Vatsim online and sometimes go through some bumps i just wanna confirm if this is modelled or not?rgds.

Not very well.I have it added via Active Sky V and the facilities of FSUIPC. ASV includes vertical draft data to earlier versions which were more of a synthesized nature. A recent reply to a query on this reported high altitude bumps on a windy day when flying over mountain ranges at FL330.I do not fly on line so I'm not sure how this would affect you.

And just to add to this:If you do decide to go with ASV, VATSIM will set your departing and destination weather and ASV will provide you with the weather inbetween, and yes you will get turbulence!Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Sales and Supporthttp://www.hifisim.com/images/asv_dev_team.jpg http://www.hifisim.com/images/asv_proud_supporter.jpg

Yes, if you set the weather within MSFS for turbulence, you get turbulence. I've had my plane break up in flight from flying through a thunderstorm . . . just for kicks :)

hiwhere do i go into flight simulator menus to indicate turbulance on?thx

Weather/AdvancedSet up winds and select amount of turbulence(light, moderate etc.).

thx!