Duh!! Just turned off Post Processing and have got a whole new Sim!!!

Could you please elaborate on that remark. I don't know what you're talking about but I'm most intrigued!

I'm kind curious, low texture issue aside, what could be the characteristics that makes XEnviro on pair or better of AS16 + ASCA ?

 

IMO, and I have to state I have been a beta tester for HiFiTech for quite a long time, as well as a meteo man IRL, there are still some important differences:

 

- convective clouds and there effects - I believe xEnviro still lacks the right shapes for this sort of systems, and the effects are bound to the limitations within X-Plane's own weather engine, for instance in as far as "vertical" components go, turbulence is modelled and wind shear and variability too, although NOAA plugin softens it, and apparently so does xEnviro;

 

- Nimbus, and other warm front / sector type phenomena;

 

- Turbulence due to terrain, and mechanically developed convective clouds. X-Plane has some sort of simplistic model for terrain effects and interaction with winds, much better than default FSX / P3D, but ASN and AS16 do it better...

 

- For the time being, historical weather, and also the possibility of setting your own weather scenarios are yet additional deatures not available in xEnviro;

 

I also am aware that ( although a business secret... ) HifiTech  uses different source of weather data to build their own models. xEnviro does that too as I was informed at the .ORG by it's dev team, but I do not own it, so, I can only compare ASN and AS16 to RW weather scenarios, and I always find an extreme detail, specially in frontal systems, fog / have layer correct placement in the vicinity of areas where these are reported etc...

 

 

J.L.Seagull, on 23 Dec 2016 - 9:07 PM, said:
Duh!! Just turned off Post Processing and have got a whole new Sim!!!

Could you please elaborate on that remark. I don't know what you're talking about but I'm most intrigued!

 

Unchecking Post Processing in xEnviro makes everything look better.  Leaving it checked gives a gray, hazy look both inside the cockpit and outside.  I wonder what it is supposed to do though?

Unchecking Post Processing in xEnviro makes everything look better.  Leaving it checked gives a gray, hazy look both inside the cockpit and outside.  I wonder what it is supposed to do though?

I think that the haze seems more pronounced because it brightens the sim in general.

 

I just did a Post Processing box check, on and off. What got with it off, is less definition, clouds get less definition, color variance, and more to the dark/grey, at least in XP11, and on my rig and settings. 

Here I'm. Got my copy yesterday and got blessed by a stormy weather in TNCM absolutely amazing, not sure the rain effects were due to XE or updated version of CRJ200, but getting through those 4000 feet of clouds into the light and staring at different formations on the horizon...a good 68 euro investment for sure.

 

Still getting through the settings but regarding post processing I noticed repetitive changes of light on the ground when set to ON.

God damn you guys....if it keeps going like this, i'll be forced to buy it!

Here I'm. Got my copy yesterday and got blessed by a stormy weather in TNCM absolutely amazing, not sure the rain effects were due to XE or updated version of CRJ200, but getting through those 4000 feet of clouds into the light and staring at different formations on the horizon...a good 68 euro investment for sure.

 

Still getting through the settings but regarding post processing I noticed repetitive changes of light on the ground when set to ON.

Amen! ;-)

 

I have post processing set to off as well.

No bueno, xenviro is not getting the right weather for KPHX, it's raining here and according to xenviro is blue ski with a some clouds. Xplane has been running for about 30 mins now.  

No bueno, xenviro is not getting the right weather for KPHX, it's raining here and according to xenviro is blue ski with a some clouds. Xplane has been running for about 30 mins now.  

did a kphx to ksfo today w xenviro on. no wind and clear as can be. I thought maybe phx is perfect, but nope. I rebooted my system and loaded xplane back up and the correct weather showed up. 

God damn you guys....if it keeps going like this, i'll be forced to buy it!

turn 0ff your computer and just walk away, save yourself

did a kphx to ksfo today w xenviro on. no wind and clear as can be. I thought maybe phx is perfect, but nope. I rebooted my system and loaded xplane back up and the correct weather showed up. 

The weather improved after a little while, but still no rain when it was  pouring here in Phoenix and I know that it's going to get better so  let's just fly.

Could you please elaborate on that remark. I don't know what you're talking about but I'm most intrigued!

I think he means the post processing option in the envirox settings.

 

Turning it off gets rid of the 'blue' tint that seems to invade the cockpit as well.

 

Stu

I think he means the post processing option in the envirox settings.

 

Turning it off gets rid of the 'blue' tint that seems to invade the cockpit as well.

 

Stu

 

Got it in one Stu! I thought that someone was burning toast in the galley!!

Is this also responsible for the water in XP 10 turning blue. If looks really wierd after 1.06

is there a way to make the white less drastic around noon ? i know its realistic when the sun is smashing down at that time, but its just a giant blob of white that is abit hard on the eyes cloud brightness doesnt really help.

 

other than that i can see the charme of it. 34k cruising it really does shine ^^