Haze effect Prepar3d

[thomamaxi 0]

Hello,

 

I stubbled across a program called RealTerraHaze which renders a haze effect for Xplane. I am wondering if anyone knows of a similiar program which can be used wth Prepa3d? I really miss the bluish haze effect. I am currently using RexDirect4 and Soft clouds , but the rendering of the clouds just doesn't seem to be right. I would love to get the effect that this program: Real Terra Haze produces in Xplane in Prepar3d V3. I think what I am looking for is  raleigh scattering.

 

If anyone knows how this might be achieved I'd be grateful if you would kindly let me know.

 

Thank you in advance for tking to to reply.

 

Paul

[jabloomf1230 2,445]

https://www.reddit.com/r/flightsim/comments/37eb7l/finally_got_a_good_approximation_of_rayleigh/

 

http://i.imgur.com/tk0ucke.jpg

 

It's someone's idea of how to do it in P3d.

[thomamaxi 0]

Hi Jay,

 

Thank you I will take a look.

 

regards

 

Paul

[Jimm 437]

You can get this effect if you use a 3rd party weather generator like ActiveSkyNext.  Using that in conjunction with REX produces some great looking haze.

 

-Jim

[fscottee 10]

Yeah, it's a good effect. 

 

[thomamaxi 0]

Hi,

 

Can you please tell me what textures you are using for the picture above?

 

Thanks

 

Paul

[FlightSimDimm 16]

Hello,

 

I stubbled across a program called RealTerraHaze which renders a haze effect for Xplane. I am wondering if anyone knows of a similiar program which can be used wth Prepa3d? I really miss the bluish haze effect. I am currently using RexDirect4 and Soft clouds , but the rendering of the clouds just doesn't seem to be right. I would love to get the effect that this program: Real Terra Haze produces in Xplane in Prepar3d V3. I think what I am looking for is  raleigh scattering.

 

If anyone knows how this might be achieved I'd be grateful if you would kindly let me know.

 

Thank you in advance for tking to to reply.

 

Paul

 

Have you tried to use Mogwaisoft Shade and the "Blue Daze" preset? That may get you close to the effect you are looking for.

[thomamaxi 0]

Hi Guys,

 

Thank you for posting your replies. I was able to achieve my goal. Here is a screen shot for you. (sorry guys gave up trying to post the image here, nightmare)

 

  

Edited October 31, 2015 by thomamaxi

[WarpD 824]

But you didn't share the 'how'. LOL

[MikeT707 1,181]

Hi Guys,

 

Thank you for posting your replies. I was able to achieve my goal. Here is a screen shot for you. (sorry guys gave up trying to post the image here, nightmare)

What did you do to achieve your goal?

[thomamaxi 0]

Hi,

 

I took the advice of the above posts and used a combination of RexEssential + Overdrive (select natural for dawn, day, dusk) add Rex Direct 4, texture set Misty and use the program Mogwaisoft -Shade for FSX (select Blue haze Preset)

 

Also, used was a combination of low and medium altitude SOFT clouds from Rex Direct 4, crucial to get th glorious sunsets is the selection of Dusk texture- Natural

 

 

Hope this helps

 

 

Paul 

[Simmer2050 28]

you have some control of haze effect by setting upper and lower visibility in ASNext