October 28, 201510 yr Rex Soft Clouds comes ready for all flavours of fsx and p3d, but I wonder if I can use it with DX10 mode enabled in FSX:SE ? Learning to fly gliders since 1980Stopped using flightsims for good since early August 2026, after 34 yrs using some really great specimens... If I'm asked to name the preferred one, after all these years, MSFS 2024 is my answer without hesitation.(No desktop :-// after the last one crashed for good, so no simming, but I keep polling AVSIM - my main ludic activities spot since around 2006...)
October 28, 201510 yr Author Thx Jeff! Learning to fly gliders since 1980Stopped using flightsims for good since early August 2026, after 34 yrs using some really great specimens... If I'm asked to name the preferred one, after all these years, MSFS 2024 is my answer without hesitation.(No desktop :-// after the last one crashed for good, so no simming, but I keep polling AVSIM - my main ludic activities spot since around 2006...)
October 29, 201510 yr If you have Soft Clouds integrated into Texture Direct, be sure to select the FSX DX10 enabled option in the configuration settings (gear icon at the top) of Texture Direct. Otherwise, I'm not sure if it'll work properly. Jeff Thomson
October 29, 201510 yr Author Nope, I just have Soft Clouds, and when I installed the Fixer v2.9, I saw an option for something by REX, but I don't even know what Texture Direct is ? I use ASN for weather injection, and just wanted to test an innexpensive alternative texture set. Soft Clouds is looking ok! Thx Jeff. Learning to fly gliders since 1980Stopped using flightsims for good since early August 2026, after 34 yrs using some really great specimens... If I'm asked to name the preferred one, after all these years, MSFS 2024 is my answer without hesitation.(No desktop :-// after the last one crashed for good, so no simming, but I keep polling AVSIM - my main ludic activities spot since around 2006...)
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