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HiFi Sim ActiveSky Prepar3d v4 have nailed it.

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The latest build improves haze in mountains and cloud realism to a new level. Prepar3D v4 is stock no PTA or tweaks. - NGX 737 western departure from YBBN (Brisbane, Australia)

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Yearh - I noticed that too, when on descend into KLAX the other day... it was quite beautiful.
Hats off to Hifi.

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Yup, it is pretty damn amazing.  I very often sit in awe of what I'm seeing on my screen.  

Nice shots.

 

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It does look great!


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Great developer!  I was happy to see them ready for P3Dv4 as soon as it came out.


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4 hours ago, vc10man said:

Is there an Upgrade Path for FSX owners?

AS16 was released as 2 different products, so you could either buy full FSX, upgrade from ASN into FSX, full P3D or upgrade from ASN into AS16 P3D (I guess that could be it if it's still available).

 

The P3Dv4 is a free upgrade from AS16 P3D

 

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I can clearly remember the early days with FS2004 and ActiveSky when we struggled with winds switching 180* at altitude and causing our tube-liners to either stall or over speed.  It is truly amazing what Damian and his team have achieved since that time.  AS16 is an absolutely essential part of my simming experience.

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10 minutes ago, Raven9000 said:

AS16 was released as 2 different products, so you could either buy full FSX, upgrade from ASN into FSX, full P3D or upgrade from ASN into AS16 P3D (I guess that could be it if it's still available).

 

The P3Dv4 is a free upgrade from AS16 P3D

 

Thanks for that.  I already have ASN SP4 for FSX/P3D according the email simMarket sent me.

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Active Sky is amazing! This is by far the best weather engine EVER produced for any simulator. Congrats to the team!

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3 hours ago, vc10man said:

Thanks for that.  I already have ASN SP4 for FSX/P3D according the email simMarket sent me.

Awesome!

 

What I don't know is if ASCA has also been made compatible, not yet, or was never needed as it is just textures..?

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I must admit that I simply did the update without looking at the change log. Next thing I knew I was getting lovely scenes like this between ENVA and ENBR.

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3 hours ago, dmiannay said:

I can clearly remember the early days with FS2004 and ActiveSky when we struggled with winds switching 180* at altitude and causing our tube-liners to either stall or over speed.  It is truly amazing what Damian and his team have achieved since that time.  AS16 is an absolutely essential part of my simming experience.

I hadn't thought about those old issues lately, I guess because they don't happen any more, but now you mention I totally agree.

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On 7/17/2017 at 3:30 PM, Parping Couplet said:

I must admit that I simply did the update without looking at the change log. Next thing I knew I was getting lovely scenes like this between ENVA and ENBR.

2017-7-15_19-12-34-892.jpg?token=mHCWi4a

 

Man, this image is just so beautiful... Truly amazing how this platform has evolved since that first time that I booted up FS98! Can I just inquire what system you have? I'm in the process of assembling a new rig, and would be curious to see to what extent I might expect a scenario such as this to run well on my build.


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