Yeah it’s not a thing. People were like look how cool it is flying through the hurricane... Plane: 0 turbulence. 

If that's the case, at least we know ActiveSky isn't gonna go out of business. 😉

 

51 minutes ago, kapitan said:

How they fully interact with a complex and growing live planet as Meteoblue and the open FDE is up to third parties to growingly provide. 

That's not how that works. The weather system is part of the core product and that's up to Asobo.

7 minutes ago, UAL4life said:

Yeah it’s not a thing. People were like look how cool it is flying through the hurricane... Plane: 0 turbulence. 

It is. It's just buggy.

7 minutes ago, Slides said:

That's not how that works. The weather system is part of the core product and that's up to Asobo.

and they did that!

Have you flown thru that storm with the Cessna 152?

Oh no! the image posted was a King Air? A King Air? the most jerky and unrealistic of ALL the default planes!!

Its obvious Asobo showed the modelling and FDE potential by setting it as an example in one or two planes, I think the other is one of the acrobatic

The rest are just basic. Third parties to do all the synch with nature and gravity

Edited August 21, 20205 yr by kapitan

46 minutes ago, rampa said:

and the winds aloft are there.

No winds aloft at 3000 feet 😛 But I actually did go up to see if I have them, and they certainly were there. Had about 80 knots.

 

4 minutes ago, kapitan said:

The rest are just basic. Third parties to do all the synch with nature and gravity

What

3 minutes ago, Slides said:

What

yes, you read it loud and clear

the parameters to synch and recognise nature and gravity forces ate there in the asobo FDE to be tweaked and used by third parties in new planes.

The fact that all the default planes are not doesnt mean they didnt left it prepared

13 minutes ago, kapitan said:

and they did that!

Have you flown thru that storm with the Cessna 152?

Oh no! the image posted was a King Air? A King Air? the most jerky and unrealistic of ALL the default planes!!

Its obvious Asobo showed the modelling and FDE potential by setting it as an example in one or two planes, I think the other is one of the acrobatic

The rest are just basic. Third parties to do all the synch with nature and gravity

You talking about the image in the first post in this thread?

That's a baron bro.....

4 minutes ago, kapitan said:

yes, you read it loud and clear

the parameters to synch and recognise nature and gravity forces ate there in the asobo FDE to be tweaked and used by third parties in new planes.

The fact that all the default planes are not doesnt mean they didnt left it prepared

Yeah, that's what SDKs are...

There is 100% turbulence caused by clouds and storms. There is also a wind bug which will make non-surface winds read 3 knots and you basically get nothing. I've almost had my plane flipped on it's back when it's working right.

To say that they didn't even model convective turbulence is false. To say it's buggy is true. The bugs in this case appear to be all data related and not the sim's core abilities. Same with the clear sky bug.

Edited August 21, 20205 yr by bonchie

You guys are saying the same thing....

 

Besides, everyone on this forum was bitching and moaning in the beginning about how they were worried that Microsoft would monopolize the entire sim and not allow 3rd party development. 

Now that this sim was made like every other sim.....as a platform mostly with a few planes that are half baked....with specific 3rd party development involvement in mind; everyone is riled up because they need third party add ons.

Damned if you and damned if you don't.

 

1 hour ago, kapitan said:

This sim is not about planes, its about a live planet, as much as possible.

I've been slowly arriving at this realization, as the laundry list of flight, weather and quality of life issues needing fixing has grown very long.

1 hour ago, aktorsyl said:

Well I flew threw some clouds last night that rattled the plane so hard you could hear it. So it's there in some cases at least.

 

For me turbulence is there until I engage autopilot....autopilot seem to fly on rails and then it remains that way even after disengaging.

Just now, hangar said:

I've been slowly arriving at this realization, as the laundry list of flight, weather and quality of life issues needing fixing has grown very long.

A good 25% of that list is the creation of certain minds who can't let go of the old ways of doing things.