Hello,

 

im verry confused....

im flown over the half earth, and there is no chance to get an really clear sky in live mode.

everytime ASNEXT generates any clouds in sky.

that is verry eye-candy but not real life!

how set it up to get an really clear sky?

when i try to set cloud layers to zero, then i get it,

but that seems to disable the interpolation between stations.

 

 

iam confused here too, if you fly in live mode  than  you get  what ever  clouds   there are, if  you want  no clouds at all   than just use  custom settings  in fsx  and  set clear weather  and  don't use asn at all

Try the Sahara desert. There would be a fair chance of a cloudless sky.

Negative...

today with real weather from Kairo to Djerba. verry wide in the desert, extra to view the weather there.

and also every times clouds.... and everyplace: too many cumulus. cant see stratus.

Hey HIFI: This is NOT real weather !

its only eyecandy...

I have ASN and I came to the same conclusion. It was very impressive to start with I have to say, but I reverted to OpusFSI. In the interests of fair play I'll try Timbuktu or somewhere, see what I get with Opus.

Hi guys,

 

Why not head over to the HiFi ASN support forum or submit a ticket:

 

Forum:  http://www.hifisimtech.com/forums/forum.php

 

Support Ticket:  http://hifisupport.kayako.com/Tickets/Submit

Thanks Robert. :smile:

 

As I said, in the interests of fairness, I did a quick visit ti Tunisia and flew south for an hour. There were a few cumulus in Opus as well. Best thing is to not get too hung up about what is 'real'. I would thing it's nigh on impossible to get every corner of the Earth right all the time.

No problem Ron,

 

Just thought that I would chime in for the sake of an ASN customer getting what they are paying for.  Best thing is to go with what you are happy with and creating the best flight simming experience whether it be with ASN or Opus.

 

Have fun.

 

Robert

Also in the latest Beta for Prepar3d 3.1:

Im getting always clouds in the Sky. And most are cumulus.

Its not real. ASNext makes random clouds, but not real clouds eveywhere.

One thing that should help is to make sure you don't have the option Set Broken Clouds to 7/8 coverage set. Also an area you should see less cloud cover is the Western US from Arizona, New Mexico to California, especially the southern half.

Hi everyone!

 

If you are experiencing unexpected results, we would be happy to assist you in getting your issue resolved.  Please open a support ticket at support.hifitechinc.com as Robert mentioned.  Thanks!

Hi,

mi setting is "ForceBrokenToSeven=0"

have open an ticket.

definitely something amiss. if the metar is cavok i don't see any clouds! hope you can find why it is different on your system, good luck! i'm wondering maybe it is something to do with the P3D version (i only use fsx-se)

 

cheers

-andy crosby

Agreed that the best course is working with HiFi to get to the root of the problem.  I've been using ASN almost from its initial release, and when flying in areas with clear skies, that's exactly what I get.

 

Scott